Michael Bloomberg

Mayor Michael Bloomberg was the featured guest on "Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!” at Carnegie Hall Thursday night.

Bloomberg said he's already planning the Yankees victory parade on Broadway, just two games into the playoffs.

N.J. Governor Chris Christie announced Thursday that the ARC project into Penn Station will not go forward.

Making paid sick leave mandatory would be "a terrible, terrible idea," the mayor said.

The new $34 million school on Governors Island teaches students everything from marine biology to scuba diving.

The Department of Justice will doll out $298 million to local police agencies, but the NYPD won't get a dime.

Under the paid sick leave bill, businesses with over 20 employees would have to give them nine days a year in sick leave.

The reforms come as the city plans to open a new school for grades nine to 14, and add new technology to schools.

An artists' group pasted 1,500 posters asking New Yorkers to express their views in their own handwriting.

Billionaire philanthropist David Koch nudged out Mayor Michael Bloomberg as Manhattan's richest man.

The changes are meant to make the area safer and friendlier for pedestrians, said DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Kahn.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg is putting his political support behind Andrew Cuomo's bid to be New York's next governor.

The Department of City Planning is taking input about waterfront development online before next month's meeting.

The city began monitoring an additional 500 Midtown surveillance cameras Monday, bringing the total to 1,159.

The governor vetoed a bill that would have offered rent relief to New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS.