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Bloomberg warned the ruling could usher in a return to the days of high violent crime rates and end New York's tenure as "America's safest big city."
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Tobacco cigarettes are banned from most buildings in New York City, and now it appears the Bloomberg administration has its sights set on electronic cigarettes.
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Dave Evans has more on this new effort.
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has vetoed the most ambitious new oversight proposed in years for the city police department. His move sets the stage for an override showdown with lawmakers.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg will paddle down the Indian River in a whitewater rafting race at noon Monday on the second day of Cuomo's inaugural Adirondack Challenge festival in Indian Lake.
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Bloomberg spokesman Marc LaVorgna says Bloomberg doesn't plan to do so.
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A New York City initiative to combat obesity will promote physical activity through design changes for buildings and public spaces.
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New York City is becoming the most populous place in the United States to make businesses provide workers with paid sick time, after lawmakers overrode a mayoral veto early Thursday to pass a law expected to affect more than 1 million workers.
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The Rev. Al Sharpton has called on Mayor Michael Bloomberg to apologize for comments he made Friday about law enforcement and race.
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Bloomberg remarked police "disproportionately stop whites too much and minorities too little," compared with suspects' descriptions.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg says music streaming service Spotify's plan to expand in New York is music to his ears.
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The mayors of New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and 15 other cities are reviving a push against letting food stamps be used to buy soda and other sugary drinks.
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New Yorkers may soon have to separate their food scraps for composting if Mayor Michael Bloomberg has his way.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on a new recycling program coming to New York City
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The projections paint an unsettling picture of New York's future: a city where by the 2050s, 800,000 people could be living in a flood zone.
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The next step in the not-so-sweet battle over New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's war against obesity moves to a state appellate court Tuesday.
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A pregnant Texas actress who told FBI agents her husband had sent ricin-tainted letters to President Barack Obama and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been arrested for allegedly sending the letters herself, law enforcement officials said Friday.
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Authorities have returned to a Texas home linked to the investigation into ricin-tainted letters sent to New York City's mayor and President Barack Obama.
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About 20,000 New York homes still in critical need of repair seven months after Superstorm Sandy. Mayor Michael Blomberg announced a new effort Monday to help homeowners, renters and landlords.
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A law enforcement official says a Texas home has been searched and a resident interviewed as part of the investigation into ricin-tainted letters sent to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and President Obama.
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A person of interest is being questioned in connection with the ricin laced letters that were sent to Mayor Bloomberg.
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A person of interest is being questioned in connection with the ricin laced letters that were sent to Mayor Bloomberg.
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Dave Evans updates on the ricin letter sent to the mayor and possibly one to President Obama
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ABC News Investigative reporter Brian Ross joins Liz and David to discuss the latest
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Lisa Colagrassi reports on the investigation
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Lisa Colagrossi has the latest on ricin letters sent to Mayor Michael Bloomberg
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Glenn Beck has aroused criticism by a major Jewish group for depicting New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg giving a Nazi salute.
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The National Sept. 11 Memorial & Museum has received a low-interest $15 million loan from Mayor Michael Bloomberg to help the nonprofit with a budget shortfall.
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In a pugnacious defense of what he called a police force bombarded by politics, Mayor Michael Bloomberg lashed out Tuesday at critics of the New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk practice and surveillance programs.
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New York City is asking appeals judges to reinstate a ban on supersized sodas and other sugary drinks, which was struck down by a Manhattan judge the day before it was to go into effect.
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Bloomberg is calling for the city to establish a minimum price of $10.50 for a pack of cigarettes or small cigars.
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Devin Dwyer reports on the push for gun control in Washington, DC
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Vice President Joe Biden joined Mayor Bloomberg and families from Newtown Thursday in a renewed call for gun control.
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Anthony Johnson reports on a new push for change in the wake of the Newtown shootings
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Eateries from corner delis to movie concession stands have gotten a last-minute reprieve from the nation's first ban on big sugary drinks.
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A state judge has halted New York City's planned sugary drinks ban, which was due to take effect on Tuesday.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on a judge's ruling that shot down the mayor's large sugary drink ban
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New data highlights the strong relationship between sugary drink consumption and obesity.
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That soda and popcorn you've come to enjoy at the movie theatre just won't be the same come March 12th.
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Mayor Bloomberg says lowering the fines is one of the stupidest things he has ever heard.
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Police say 49-year-old Lawrence Mulqueen of Nanuet was arraigned Thursday on charges of making threats towards Governor Cuomo and Mayor Bloomberg.
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There's a change in what has been a centerpiece of Mayor Bloomberg's agenda.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on several green initiatives the mayor will introduce
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New York City says 21 companies have met targets in a national effort to reduce salt in prepackaged foods.
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Opponents of the city's limit on the size of sugary drinks are raising questions of racial fairness alongside other complaints as the novel restriction faces a court test.
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The issue of teacher evaluations brought New York City and its teachers' union to an impasse and harsh war of words.
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Marci Gonzalez reports on spats between Mayor Bloomberg and two city unions
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Bloomberg outlined his proposals Monday at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health at a summit on reducing gun violence.
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The clock is ticking for New York City and the union representing 75,000 public school teachers to agree on a system for evaluating teachers or risk losing $450 million in state aid and grants.
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is under fire for radio remarks in which he compared the teachers union to the NRA.
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