Mayor Michael Bloomberg

Mayor Michael Bloomberg helped paint the finish line Wednesday for the ING New York City Marathon as crews raced to clear downed trees in Central Park.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg and former mayors David Dinkins and Ed Koch reflected on their successes and failures during a panel discussion Tuesday morning.

Firefighters descended on Zuccotti Park Friday morning to confiscate gasoline cans and generators.

Preliminary findings from the necropsy performed on Charlie, the carriage horse who dropped dead in the street on Oct. 23, found the animal had an ulcerated stomach and fractured tooth prior to his death.

Seventeen institutions from around the globe teamed up to submit seven bids to open a new city-subsidized applied science campus.

Mayor Bloomberg has been "blown away" by the interest in the city's call to build a major tech campus and mentioned the possibility of selecting more than one winner.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg launched the official lead-up to the city's Small Business Saturday project in Union Square.

Animal rights advocates are holding a candlelight vigil on Friday to honor Charlie the Central Park carriage horse, who dropped dead on his way to work last weekend.

Mayor Bloomberg and City Comptroller John Liu announced Thursday an agreement 'in principle' to a major overhaul of the city's pension system.

A record $20 million gift from the Diller-von Furstenberg Family Foundation has brought the third section of the High Line closer to reality.

The online review site Yelp opened its East Coast headquarters near Union Square on Wednesday, a move that earned the company five stars from Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg has called for an official autopsy for a carriage horse who died near Central Park. But he dismissed animal abuse concerns, saying that the horses are lucky to have jobs.

A proposal by one member of Midtown's Community Board 5 to extend Sixth Avenue's bike lane to Central Park was met with resistance from other members worried about increased congestion.

Manhattan's high schools received more "F's" and fewer "A's" this year, according to new progress reports released by the city's Department of Education Monday.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned Friday that the city is planning a new crackdown on protesters who march without permits.