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Health officials say disease detectives are actively searching for the source of the South Bronx outbreak.

New York City leaders are calling on the federal government to intervene in Puerto Rico's looming $73 billion debt crisis.

A survey by Gale Brewer's office found less than 10 percent of sidewalk curb cuts comply with the 25-year-old Americans with Disabilities Act.

The multi-billion dollar telecom giant may face a strike from nearly 40,000 workers across nine states — including New York and New Jersey — as soon as this weekend.

The Speaker set the record straight while calling out anyone who might suggest she was forced to table the Uber cap bill as "sexist."

The city's top cop cited his age when asked whether he'd serve mayor after 2017.

The New York City Comptroller is calling on the City Council to delay a possible vote on bills that would cap the growth of the on-demand taxi app.

The on-demand taxi app is fighting a proposed cap on its growth backed by Mayor de Blasio and several City Council members — and race has entered the debate.

Before he was elected, de Blasio promised to repair splintered relations between police and communities. But the mayor has been tested by Eric Garner's death from an NYPD officer.

Crowds turned out to honor the U.S. women's soccer team with a ticker tape parade in New York City Friday. The team defeated Japan to win the World Cup on Sunday. It's been more than ...

Lower Manhattan will swirl with confetti as thousands attend a parade celebrating the win by U.S. women's soccer team at the Women's World Cup.

Mayor de Blasio unleashed harsh words on Gov. Cuomo and the State Senate, vowing he won't play by their rules any longer.

A pilot version of the new policing plan is already underway in four precincts across the city — people are already starting to notice a difference.

As part of the city budget deal, de Blasio reversed his earlier position and agreed to add 1,297 more cops after facing pressure from both inside and outside his administration.

The new officers will cost the city $170 million. The costs will be offset by $70 million in overtime savings.

At his son's high school graduation, the mayor delivered a speech tinged with personal reflection and a call to activism.

Mayor de Blasio called it a "troubling and heart wrenching moment."

New York State Attorney General Eric Scheiderman and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announce the first indictments from their joint, tenant anti-harassment task force.

The mayors, present and past — together at a celebration of Cornell Tech's groundbreaking on Roosevelt Island — still seemed far apart.

The mayor said tenants must make their voices heard in Albany.