Bill de Blasio

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio didn’t mince words Thursday morning when asked about allegations that Gov. Andrew Cuomo threatened a Queens assemblyman, saying he believed the charges “100 percent.” Ron Kim says he was yelled at and threatened by Cuomo after criticizing his handling of COVID-19 deaths at nursing homes – which is now being looked into by…

Gov. Andrew Cuomo was lauded as a hero last year for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. But critics are blasting him over Covid deaths in nursing homes.

As federal prosecutors and the FBI look into whether the Cuomo administration committed a crime by not releasing nursing home COVID numbers for months, numerous politicians have come out saying the governor and his team have used bullying tactics for years. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

Assemblyman Ron Kim was left in tears after he said Gov. Andrew Cuomo yelled at him and threatened his career during a phone call, after he criticized the governor’s administration for allegedly covering up the number of COVID nursing home deaths. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

“I want to apologize from the bottom of my heart for my recent action in receiving the vaccine,” Griffith said.

More than a dozen New York City vaccine hubs that closed temporarily earlier this week because of lacking supply will reopen Thursday, following the latest arrival of shipments from Pfizer and Moderna on Wednesday, officials confirmed. After whittling the remaining first dose supply to fewer than 7,710 shots Tuesday, the new shipments brought the total number of first doses now…

Officials confirmed Monday that NYC’s planned vaccine mega-sites at Yankee Stadium and Citi Field will be on hold until the city can get a 200,000-shot-a-week supply — double what’s expected to come in this week. Tracie Strahan reports.

The 2020 presidential hopeful said Wednesday he is running for mayor of New York. “I am running for mayor because I see a crisis – and I believe I can help,” said Andrew Yang.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Wednesday the city is canceling its business contracts with the Trump Organization following the president’s role in last week’s Capitol riots

After a year filled with heartache and grief, New York City Mayor sat down with NBC New York’s Andrew Siff to discuss a wide range of issues, covering anything from the city’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, to police reform in the wake of George Floyd, his relationship with Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his hopes for 2021

In a one-on-one interview with NBC New York’s Andrew Siff, Mayor Bill de Blasio reflected on everything that happened in 2020, and offered hope for the future.

Mayor Bill de Blasio sat down only with News 4 New York’s Andrew Siff to discuss his performance when handling COVID, police reform, and offered a prediction about where the city will be on New Year’s Eve 2021.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city will use schools, pop-up clinics and “whatever it takes” to reach 1 million people within the month.

The holiday ticket blitz is aimed at making the street safer and getting drivers to slow down, in a year when traffic deaths have increased. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

“And that’s a big but. B-U-T,” New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said. “But, no one knows because it is up to us.”

European stocks closed higher Tuesday as optimism over coronavirus vaccines appeared to outweigh concerns over fresh shutdowns across the continent.

The Dow was set to open higher Tuesday, one day after stocks gave up gains and closed lower.

New York’s seven-day average of new cases was higher than 6,400 as of Sunday, up over 24% compared with a week ago.

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