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"There shouldn't be concern about us owning the franchise…Whether (fans) are happy about that right now or not, I don't know. As long as I can, I plan to be the owner here."

Even after Bloomberg has asked for a $600 million refund from CityTime's contractor, a spokesman for the mayor tells the paper that, "The system works, and it's already providing value and is going to provide value for years and years to come."

In the wake of a damning indictment from the the U.S. Attorney's office Mayor Bloomberg has finally admitted to some culpability in the multi-million dollar CityTime scandal.

The city's bloated payroll project scandal has now become Godzilla-sized: The U.S. Attorney says the major contractor for the project has basically stolen $460 million in city money.

According to new data released by SeeThroughNY, a part of the

from Trish Mayo's flickr Unless lawmakers can come up with new

from Zach K's flickr Under Gov. Paterson's plan to rescue the

from gmpicket's flickr Thanks to plummeting tax revenues, the Metropolitan Transportation

Even if the Metropolitan Transportation Authority implements far-reaching service cuts that

After spending most of the winter cleaning up the free agent