We’re going to build more housing in one term than in the 12 years under Bloomberg [and] the 8 years under de Blasio combined ...

Who was the first genius to coat a hot dog in cornmeal batter, deep-fry it and serve it on a stick? It might well have been ...

De Blasio chowed down on a coconut-sprinkled slice of pizza in a video to promote Kamala Harris's bid for president.© X/@BilldeBlasio The former mayor ate the pizza crust-first in an to catch the ...

De Blasio then sued the board, which ruled in June 2023 that he would have to pay back $319,794.20, and a $155,000 fine. A state Supreme Court judge tossed the former mayor’s suit in January.

De Blasio sounded irritated about the infamous moment nearly a decade later. He told New York Magazine he "100%" regretted the incident and believed he shouldn't have been asked to hold the groundhog.

De Blasio was ordered to reimburse the city nearly $320,000, in addition to a separate $155,000 fine. According to The New York Times, it's the largest fine the board has issued in its history, in ...

Topline Bill de Blasio, who served as mayor of New York City from 2014 to 2021, and his wife Chirlane McCray announced they were separating in a New York Times feature story published Wednesday ...

De Blasio and his wife Chirlane McCray and their son Dante attend the Met Gala. The couple announced this week that they are separating, but living under the same roof and not divorcing.

Officially, Mr. de Blasio, 62, and Ms. McCray, 68, labeled their new arrangement a trial separation, which typically means a couple tries to live apart for a while, with a hope of salvaging the ...

De Blasio, who endorsed Adams’ 2021 mayoral campaign and has been friendly with him for decades, did not return a request for comment from the Daily News — but took to Twitter to voice support ...

A 2021 report by the Department of Investigation found that de Blasio had cost the city about $320,000 in travel expenses for out-of-state trips with his NYPD detail during his presidential campaign.

City government’s ethics watchdog ordered former Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday to cough up nearly $475,000 for misusing his personal police detail during his failed 2020 presidential campaign ...