John Liu

Despite predicting higher tax revenue, the Independent Budget Office said a drop in state funding could erase any gains.

Four contractors were charged Wednesday with stealing $80 million from New York City while working on CityTime.

Governor-elect Andrew Cuomo said he would review all state agencies and authorities once he takes office.

One thing preventing the city from taking over Battery Park City is whether it can afford the neighborhood's debt.

Julie Menin, chairwoman of CB1, called the Authority's spending habits "shocking."

Former campaign advisers to Comptroller John Liu allegedly tried to leverage their position to help money managers.

The 700 objects in the National Museum of the American Indian's new permanent collection span thousands of years.

One fraudster cashed 38 pension checks worth $139, 818, using the driver's license of a pensioner who died in 2007.

The turnout at Rep. Charlie Rangel's birthday party was a who's who of New York's political brass.

Mounting allegations against Rep. Charlie Rangel put a damper on the Dominican Day event.

Comptroller John Liu declared a "Coalition for Fair and Free Elections" to fight the push for nonpartisan elections.

Just eight years ago, there were no Asian-Americans in elected office in New York City. Things have changed. In November, Chinatown is likely to get a Chinese-American representative on the City Council; and a Taiwanese immigrant is headed to the controll