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"He is generally disliked by the rest of the city," said former Borough Park resident Asher Lovy, who expressed skepticism that the ex-mayor could win a congressional seat on the Orthodox vote alone.

De Blasio tweeted on Wednesday that he would form an exploratory committee.

Exactly 50 years ago, Manhattan Democrats’ worst redistricting nightmare became a reality. Two of its most progressive congressional representatives, longtime West Side reformer William Fitts Ryan and first-term sensation Bella Abzug of Greenwich Village were forced into the same, redrawn district.

The California-based private equity firm counts the city's public pensions among its biggest investors

A 'Landmark' designation was supposed to shield the 132-year-old building from developers, but that protection is proving to be tenuous.

Aides to the New York mayor offered a top city job to a politician who backed his opponent — a move that could have boosted the comeback bid of a former state lawmaker convicted of domestic violence. The effort reinforces the mayor’s affinity for some of the most controversial figures in state politics.

Eleven companies agreed to disclose their workforce data annually after negotiations with the New York City Retirement Systems.

The move caps a two-year campaign to get the information from the biggest companies the city invests in

The city’s fiscal watchdog enlisted the help of Albany lawmakers on Monday to make sure he can keep his job after flagging a filing mishap that could potentially result in his dismissal.

The measure has already been signed into law, but one critic isn't through complaining about Constitutional Carry.