How Former NY Governor Hugh Carey Saved City from Default?
Former Governor of New York, Hugh Carey who successfully tackled New York's financial crisis in the 1970's died on Sunday. He was 92.
New York Takes Its Engineering Talent Crunch to The NYSE Floor
We've talked about the rise of New York as a tech hot spot, but the challenge of attracting good engineering and technical talent remains one of the region's biggest hurdles. Now Next Jump, a New York-based rewards and offers provider, is teaming with the New York Stock Exchange to host a major engineering-only recruiting event on the floor of the NYSE.
NYC To Spend $127M For Minority Youth, Bloomberg and Soros Donate $30M Each
New York City has announced its plan to spend $127 million in public and private funds on the launch of a major policy initiative to help the minority youth in the city.Mayor Michael Bloomberg and hedge fund manager George Soros will each donate $30 million according to the mayor's office.
New York City's Bloomberg to Use Own Money to Aid Minority Youth
New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg is not waiting for Congress to address long-standing social concerns: he's donating $30 million of his money to launch a new $127 million program to improve the lives of thousands of young black and Latino men, who are cut off from New York City's civic, educational, and economic life.
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Gay Marriage Legal in New York: Celebratory Images of the First Day
Gay marriage became legal in New York on Sunday as same-sex couples rushed to exchange vows on the first day; 659 marriage licenses were issued yesterday in New York City alone.
The Big Apple Legalizes Gay Marriages, Celebration All Around (Photos)
Ending a decade-long civil rights battle, the legal bars on the gay marriage have been removed in the New York City. To exchange vows legally for the first time, gay couples flocked clerk's offices across the state on Sunday.
New York state celebrates first same-sex marriages
Wedding fever hit New York on Sunday, as hundreds of gay and lesbian couples lined up to be married on the first day that same-sex marriage was legal in the state.
[UPDATE] NYC Gay Marriage Lottery Ends with Surprise, 5 Boroughs Prepare for the Record Day on July 24
New York City increased marriage slots for Sunday, July 24, a historical day when the state's same-sex marriage law takes effect. All the 823 couples who registered for a lottery will be accommodated.
NYC Gay Marriage Debut Breaks The Highest Single-Day Wedding Record
In order to prevent unnecessary confusion and disappointment, New York City officials will limit the number of marriages to 764 on Sunday, the first day the state's same-sex marriage law takes effect.
Leiby Kletzky's Parents Shielded From Details of Murder
As the grief stricken family of Leiby Kletzky sits shiva morning the loss of their slain boy, they still do not yet know the horror of how he died.
'Sick' Levi Aron Confesses Killing Brooklyn Boy Leiby Kletzky (PHOTOS)
Levi Aron, who has confessed to smothering and chopping up 8-year-old Brooklyn boy Leiby Kletzky, has been called a sick individual by Mayor Michael Bloomberg, even as his lawyer said he suffers from some hallucinations and hears voices.
'Sick' Levi Aron Confesses Killing Brooklyn Boy Leiby Kletzky (PHOTOS)
Levi Aron, who has confessed to smothering and chopping up 8-year-old Brooklyn boy Leiby Kletzky, has been called a sick individual by Mayor Michael Bloomberg, even as his lawyer said he suffers from some hallucinations and hears voices.
NYC should invest more in international equities: deputy mayor
New York City should invest more of its pension funds in international equities and other assets as improving returns would help the city with its soaring contributions, Deputy Mayor Robert Steel said on Thursday.
Fix NYC pension gap with investments: deputy mayor
New York City should invest more of its pension funds in international equities and other assets because improving returns would help the city with its soaring contributions, Deputy Mayor Robert Steel said on Thursday.
Gay Marriage New York: Town Clerk Quits, Citing Same-Sex Marriage Law
Citing the same-sex marriage law, New York Town Clerk Laura Fotusky tendered her resignation this week so she wouldn't have to sign gay marriage licenses for same-sex couples.
Mike Bloomberg: U.S. Default Would Be Catastrophic
New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg is quite candid regarding his evaluation of the impact of a U.S. Government default on the financial system: it would be catastrophic, and also hurt the nation's largest city.
Default would slam financial system: NYC mayor
A debt default would have a catastrophic effect on the nation's financial system and also deal a huge setback to New York City, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Tuesday.
Mayor Bloomberg Demands $600 Million From CityTime Contractor
Seeking to gain some control over the imploding scandal scarred CityTime timekeeping project which has billowed into a $700 million problem for taxpayers, Mayor Michael Bloomberg fired off an angry letter to the prime contractor demanding a hefty refund.
Bloomberg Blasts Cuomo's Plans to Close Indian Point
Just days after he marched with Gov. Andrew Cuomo to champion his same-sex marriage victory, Mayor Michael Bloomberg blasted Cuomo's plans to close the Indian Point nuclear plant.
Controversies on NY Gay Marriage Bill - Victory or Woe?
The battle is over, but the voices of both proponents and opponents are worth considering given that the national movement to legalize gay marriage has been rapidly gaining momentum.
New York State Senate Passes Same Sex Marriage Bill
After weeks of battling and deal-making the New York State Senate voted to legalize same sex marriage in New York State, Friday night.
Bloomberg Cuts Deal To Avert Teacher Layoffs
Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the United Federation of Teachers which represents thousands of teachers in New York City have struck a deal to avoid teacher layoffs amounting to 4,100 in total, sources said.
Inaction over Same Sex Marriage in New York - Until When?
After over a week of backdoor negotiations and heated coverage, the state legislators are still stuck on the same-sex marriage bill in New York.Governor Andrew Cuomo is putting unprecedented pressure on Republicans to approve his bill, which now awaits one more vote in the Senate to cross the finishing line.
Anthony Weiner Submits Resignation Letter
Anthony Weiner formally submitted his letter of resignation to Governor Andrew Cuomo Monday saying he was honored to serve the people of Queens and Brooklyn.
NYC Cab Drivers Protest Bloomberg's Bill Move
This Monday the Steps of City Hall New York staged the protest of hundred of cab drivers opposing the bill proposed by Mayor Bloomberg in Albany. The bill aims at the allowing livery car drivers to pick up passengers in certain parts of New York City, which is currently only legal for yellow cabs.
Charlotte Bloomberg, mother of Mayor Bloomberg, dies at 102
Charlotte Bloomberg, the determined and hard working matriarch of the Bloomberg family and mother of Mayor Michael Bloomberg died today at the age of 102, the mayor said tonight.
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