How the mayor and the comptroller who wants to replace him fumbled a chance to save the city billions
City Economic Development Corp. explored digging West Side berth for replica of the doomed cruise ship
New York City sold Wall Street on the idea that a multibillion-dollar tobacco industry settlement was a cash cow. Now investors are staring down default, helped along by the mayor’s anti-cigarette crusade.
Sequel to city’s public contracts database offers code and content to help outsiders watchdog government spending
Ex-Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro raised $30,000 weeks before deal to provide legal services
Texas alone received $5.5 billion — and cast eight votes in the House against replenishing program’s funds
FEMA funding to protect against future disasters proves popular in states now resisting Sandy relief package in Congress
Eight states have lured assault weapons makers with $19 million tax breaks and other aid — including New York, which ranks No. 2 in the nation.
Adding up the proposals from the city’s chief accountant as he hurtles toward the 2013 mayor’s race
Request follows similar deal last year that cost public authority $279 million
