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City to expand organic waste recycling program
Organic recycling is coming to the five boroughs as part of the mayor’s efforts to make a greener city.
Council, NYPD, DA offices, community groups team up for gun buybacks
The city’s cops, elected officials and community groups will work together to get illegal guns off the streets.
Anthony Weiner’s popularity plummets in new poll
Anthony Weiner’s support continues to dwindle as he reveals more of his illicit activities,
Anthony Weiner rebuffs calls to resign
Anthony Weiner is losing supporters by the numbers following the Carlos Danger revelation, but he still wants to stay in the race.
Weiner leads in poll conducted before revelation of Carlos Danger
Anthony Weiner saw a slight lead in his race for mayor, but a Quinnipiac poll still didn’t factor in Carlos Danger.
Michael Bloomberg vetoes cop oversight bills
The mayor kept to his word and vetoed bills that would give the NYPD extra scrutiny.
Quinn commutes from Staten Island to experience hour-plus ride
Christine Quinn aims to improve subway times if she gets elected so she took a test commute from Staten Island to midtown to see how it feels to take a long trip.
City’s own all-stars share stories of helping New Yorkers
Forget Mariano Rivera and Matt Harvey, these New Yorkers are in a league of their own when it comes to going the distance.
Weiner, Spitzer take the lead in Quinnipiac poll
The comeback politicians are gaining in popularity in the latest Quinnipiac University poll.
George Zimmerman-Trayvon Martin verdict sparks protests across NYC
Protesters stayed up till the late hours of the night to show their support for Trayvon Martin.
Hundreds rally across city for Trayvon Martin
New Yorkers of all backgrounds took to the streets to take a stand against the George Zimmerman verdict.
Obama, Bloomberg call for crackdown on senseless violence following Zimmerman verdict
The president and mayor say Americans need to work together to end gun violence.
Women’s groups denounce Eliot Spitzer’s comptroller campaign
A group of women’s rights groups say there Eliot Spitzer has no right to seek office.
Criminal expert talks about mob’s 21st Century operations
The face of organized crime is getting an update, according to a crime expert.
City Planning to hold Willets Pt. hearing as plan gets OK from Queens BP
The controversial Queens development project passed another hurdle.
Bloomberg stays mum about Spitzer’s entry in comptroller race
Michael Bloomberg says Eliot Spitzer’s entry into the City Comptroller race is just another aspect of democracy, but he declined to give his side.
City summer group connects troubled teens with Sandy recovery jobs
A group of teens who feel through the cracks will have a second chance this summer restoring Sandy devastated areas.
City’s tourism wing releases industry report to candidates
NYC & Company wants to make sure that Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s successor keeps the I love NY message strong.
All aboard Hudson emergency helicopter landing escape injury
A quick thinking pilot and boaters helped to save the lives of a family of four who were sightseeing in Manhattan.