Mayor Michael Bloomberg

A new study found that restaurants owners have saved millions by earning "A" grades.

Opponents of the garbage facility near Asphalt Green rec center are hoping the Army Corps of Engineers study on how the project affects marine life could help kill the project.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he believes science will eventually prove a link between cancer and exposure to toxins at Ground Zero.

Shelters are getting a funding boost, but advocates say too many pets will still be put down.

Less than 60 percent of new teachers were granted tenure this year, down from 97 percent back in '06-'07.

Gracie Mansion's backyard was open this morning to host the city's sixth annual tee-ball tournament, with teams from around the city.

City officials say the stream of at least 200 million gallons of raw sewage pumped into the Hudson River stopped at 9:30 p.m. Friday.

As the heat wave continues, the city's 54 pools will stay open until 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Its 690 parks spray showers will stay open until 9 p.m.

The water's off limits at South Beach, Midland Beach and Cedar Grove Beach on Staten Island and Brooklyn's Sea Gate Beach following ongoing sewage dumping, and more beaches could be added to the list.

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer says there is "no rhyme or reason" to how member item money is allocated now.

Dr. Norbert Sander and Elba Pichardo received Neighborhood Achievement Awards for their work in Washington Heights.

The former Taystee Bakery and Corn Exchange Building sites will be transformed into a brewery and office and retail space.

The city has added 70 new electric vehicles to its fleet, which is the largest in the country.

Community boards around the park, incuding CB7 and CB5, have voted in support of testing the ban.

The mayor also signed legislation officially renaming 14 Manhattan streets and public spaces, including an extension of Fifth Avenue's Museum Mile up to East 110th Street.