Big-City Mayors

Now, some will insist that city-owned businesses do not work, the government cannot keep up with corporations. My answer to them is simple. I look forward to the competition.

This is a heartbreaking tragedy.

What is New York if not 99.6% of the world stacked against you.

My answer to them is simple. I look forward to the competition.

I can't imagine New York City without bodegas. They represent our hustle and entrepreneurial spirit.

You cannot tell the story of New York without our small businesses.

What a gift it is to be brought together by pure, unfiltered joy.

The reality is all of that stuff he’s getting away with would not happen if it were not for enablers in Congress who allow it.

Most Americans agree with us on the issues that shape their lives the most.

There is no permanently red state or district.

That’s the only reason the incumbent has a chance in this race.

Think of the message you can send by voting out Hill.

All of the attention focuses on one elected official.

Are you ready to do everything you can to get Claire Valdez to Congress?

The sister city agreement is an enduring partnership from there on out.

They’re gathering all the litter, putting it away when the trash cans are overflowed, putting it in a little pile next to the trash cans.

I think we may see some lingering traditions from their visit, and I have to admit I also put a cone on Bill Russell’s head outside today.

Making the city come alive

The Knicks did not just win for New York City. They won like New York City. What is New York if not your back up against the wall? A dream that feels just out of reach? A rent payment you don't know how you'll ever make. What is New York…

As the Knicks kept winning, our city has come together as one," he said. "Neighbours invited neighbours over. Strangers high fived one another in the street, subway conductors sang their announcements, and bus drivers danced behind the…

We need to step back and take a really hard look at our existing spending and increase the level of transparency and accountability in government," Mahan told The Los Angeles Times.

We have fallen into this lazy, reflexive mindset of always going back to voters and telling them that the only solution to every problem is a tax increase or a new bond or a new rule coming down from Sacramento," Mahan told The Los Angeles…

This is the team. This is our year. It’s up to all of us to get them over the finish line.

For as long as we live, we will remember this feeling of a city together, a city alive, a city overcome by happiness.