all stories tagged "Michael Bloomberg"
Solar and wind power in private buildings have a give-and-take relationship with the electric grid.
Mayor Bloomberg’s New Housing Marketplace plan is on track to create or preserve 165,000 units of affordable housing. However, units for middle class New Yorkers are lagging behind, according to a recent report.
VIDEOIn 2012, a number of the mayor's long-term policy strategies have taken major hits from the courts and lawmakers.
The city's proposal for teeny apartments is part of a larger movement to fill the evolving needs of a growing population.
MetroFocus speaks to smokers and tobacco vendors after the court tells the city to roll up its graphic anti-smoking posters.
Legal battles between the city and the United Federation of Teachers are typically long, drawn-out affairs. But not yesterday.
On City of Water Day, the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance will reintroduce New York to its lifeblood.
The bill, passed at the last minute in Congress, received both sighs of relief and strong negative reactions from law makers and transit advocates.
New York City is booming with social media start-ups, but as we face some of the highest spending on energy in the country, who's working in clean tech?
Inside Stats was designed to help the many parents and students who say they're confused by the DOE's school directory.
