EV Grieve

The new New York magazine unleashes a whole lotta Bloomy this week. (Find the package of stories here .) I'm still wrapping my head aro...

Mayor Bloomberg delivered the commencement address at the Cooper Union's 154th Graduation Ceremony yesterday. During the 18-minute s...

From the EV Grieve inbox... MAYOR MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG WILL DELIVER COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS AT THE COOPER UNION’S 154th GRADUATION CEREMONY ...

Mayor Bloomberg owns 11 homes. ( Capital NY )

At the end of Christmas in Rockefeller Center. Just curious who —  or what — the Mayor spotted.

As of today, all public parks, beaches and pedestrian plazas in New York City will be smoke-free, enforced by a $50 fine. If you're hav...

A little gratuitous Bloomberg bashing, if you will As always, way to relate to the people, Mr. Mayor!

From our friends at Neighborhoodr .... and, uh, as they point out, the Ramones made their debut 36 years ago ... And there's something B...

Avenue A at 10th Street.

From Page Six today: Now we know what Mayor Bloomberg and Diana Taylor have in common -- they were both party animals . In a speech yester...

Our friend Nathan Kensinger has an in-depth photo essay on how Bloomyberg's tenure has changed the skyline of NYC... here's an exce...

From the City Room : To eke out a narrow re-election victory over the city’s understated comptroller, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg spent $102 ...

Via The Washington Post : The closeness of his victory is sure to raise speculation about the impact of the term-limits change and how much...

This mural was created during Art Around the Park in September. This past weekend, it appeared on the gate of a community garden on Eighth ...

New on the plywood on St. Brigid's along Avenue B at Eighth Street.

"Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has spent $85 million of his own money on his latest re-election campaign, more than anyone in U.S. history...

Just a little anti-Bloomy (Mr. $115 Ticket!) graffitti on Cooper Square near Fourth Street.

On Avenue B near Eighth Street. Earlier! And before that!

Remember that Jersey Shore Store on Broadway between 11th Street and 12th Street (the one in which the empty kegs were left behind ...)...? ...

Wondered how long it would take for someone to cover this up.