NEW YORK – Former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio is returning to his alma mater, New York University, for a teaching job. De Blasio, who will spend the fall semester as Professor in the Schools of Government and Public Health at Harvard Universitywill join NYU’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service as … Read more
NEW YORK – After a failed bid for a seat in the United States Congress, former New York Town Mayor Monthly bill de Blasio will head to Harvard this fall in which he will serve as a professor in the college’s educational institutions of govt and public wellbeing. De Blasio, a Democrat who served as … Read more
As if it were a puzzle with pieces scattered in different parts of a table, this is what the new looks for many 10th Congressional Districtwhich was born after the redesign of the congressional maps of the Big Apple, approved last month by the State Supreme Court. The new political model of the city built … Read more
Published on : 08/11/2013 – 16:46Modified : 08/11/2013 – 19:26 – correspondent in New York – The former mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg, leaves behind a very unequal city. The poorest are gradually driven out, even in the sectors that were hitherto accessible to them. Reportage in the Harlem district of Manhattan. New York … Read more
Vehicles drive through the streets, subway stations are flooded: a storm of historic proportions brought the heaviest rain in history to the metropolis of New York and caused severe flooding. The boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens were particularly affected. Streets and apartments were sometimes up to a meter high in water late Wednesday evening, … Read more
Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday that he will not run for governor. I am not going to be running for Governor of New York State, but I am going to devote every fiber of my being to fighting inequality in the state of New York. pic.twitter.com/cBZ03BpO0s – Bill de Blasio … Read more
Alternate parking in New York City is suspended on Monday, January 3, due to a possible winter storm to facilitate snow removal work. UPDATE: #NYCASP rules will be suspended tomorrow, Monday, January 3 for snow operations. Parking meters will remain in effect. — NYC Alt Side Parking (@NYCASP) January 3, 2022 – For its part, … Read more
New York. New York City welcomed the new year, bidding farewell to 2021, as confetti and cheers spread through Times Square as the traditional New Year’s Eve celebration returned to a city plagued by the coronavirus pandemic. GALLERY: The world says goodbye to 2021. The new year was making its way around the world, time … Read more
Bill de Blasio started in the New York City Mayor’s office eight years ago and promised a liberal makeover of the nation’s largest city that would level deep inequalities and reform police practices. It had some successes, delivering on a promise to offer universal pre-K and curbing stop-and-search police tactics. Yet de Blasio’s two-term legacy … Read more
Mayor Bill De Blasio praised the artist for “an authenticity that you simply cannot find in so many other places”. In his speech, De Balsio proclaimed: “Some have called Patti Smith the godmother of punk … [und] I think that’s a fair phrase because it has inspired so many people, helped shape an entire artistic … Read more