Melissa Mark-Viverito

The city sampled 35 cooling towers over the weekend, and 15 came back with positive results.

Mark-Viverito used time with the Pope to seek help for FALN leader Oscar Lopez Rivera.

Environmental activists are growing frustrated over the indecision about holding a public hearing.

A group of politicians have joined the call for a public hearing about the Harlem River Yards plants.

District Leader candidates in Harlem and East Harlem say they have received threatening phone calls.

The legislation aims to prevent landlords from making harassing and repeated buyout offers.

The city found Legionella bacteria in the water system of 681 Courtlandt Ave. in Melrose Houses.

The mayor also said a non-partisan presidential forum to address income inequality is in the works.

The city is hosting a series of information sessions to raise awareness about funding programs.

The plan calls for increasing police presence and restricting new methadone clinics from opening.

Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito said the legislation addresses a growing problem in the city.

A task force will make suggestions for reining in topless woman and costumed characters in Times Square.

The mayor promised to eliminate horse carriages on his first day in office but has been unable to do so.

There have been no new cases in 10 days, city officials said.

The announcement comes as Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo are still feuding.