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Official government site provides news, information and services relating to the administration of Michael G. Bloomberg.
New York’s skyline is being destroyed by developers spoiling magnificent views from the top of the rock where the iconic pictures have been taken from for decades. It’s all gone down hill since 2008 my first of 6 visits. Think twice before you go is all I’m saying as you will be disappointed
I can't believe that a police officer can push a 75-year-old man to the ground that away. That is so inhuman and must be stopped. Please fire that police offer and put him in jail for 30 years! or give a death sentence
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