NYC Mayor Bloomberg Rips Anti-Stadium Ads
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg scolded Cablevision on Tuesday, saying the corporate owner of the New York Knicks, New York Rangers and Madison Square Garden should spend money on its stumbling sports teams instead of on ads criticizing him and a proposed West Side stadium for the Jets.
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For many New Yorkers, it is an unpardonable insult that Rudolph W. Giuliani has declared he will be rooting for the Boston Red Sox against the Colorado Rockies in the World Series.
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg took his message that New York City is losing its edge as a global financial center to London.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg, saying he was "deeply disturbed," sought to contain community outrage on Monday after New York police killed a black man on his wedding day by firing 50 bullets at three unarmed men.
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Mayor Thomas M. Menino is upset at what he says is a marketing ploy that is taking away business from one of the city's most famed retailers.
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has become an independent, but he is also telling New Yorkâs Republican Party that he will support his former team.
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, a former Democrat, is changing his affiliation to independent.
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg posted a statement on his personal Web site Thursday saying "it's time for something real" in the 2008 presidential campaign, while still denying that he will run.
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In what could have passed for a campaign kickoff, Mayor Bloomberg yesterday touted fresh statistics that show crime in the city continued to plunge this year.
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg today invoked a rarely used power not to enforce a law he deems illegal, saying he would ignore an electronic recycling bill passed by the City Council, even if his veto is overridden.
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Fifty-two percent of New York City voters say Mayor Michael Bloomberg would make a good president but only 34 percent would vote for him, a poll released on Wednesday said.
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New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, a former Democrat who was twice elected as a liberal Republican, is formally becoming a political independent Ã¢ÂÂ a move that will intensify speculation that he is considering a presidential race in 2008.
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Yesterday at 3 p.m., these were the top headlines running on Bloomberg's news service:
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The New York firefighters campaigning against Rudy Giuliani
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While still insisting he is not running for president, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg signaled his seriousness about a possible independent campaign by meeting with the ballot access expert and campaign manager for H. Ross Perot's third-party presidential bid.
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Michael Bloomberg isn't known here as the Jewish mayor.
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Billionaire New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Tuesday he was quitting the Republican Party, sparking immediate speculation he was plotting an independent bid for the White House in 2008.