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CityScoop
"CityScoop" was created to inform New Yorkers about the issues that directly impact their lives and communities - from key City initiatives and announcements to updates on cultural events.
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November 11, 2011
This Week on City Scoop… Mayor Bloomberg announces progress at the Hudson Yards Development site, as construction of the first tower is due to begin mid-year 2012. The Mayor joins other world delegations in discussing ways to strengthen the economies of major international cities. Actor Alec Baldwin joins the Mayor in presenting the 2011 Mayor’s Awards for Arts and Culture.
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November 4, 2011
This Week on City Scoop… Mayor Bloomberg announces a program that will give a boost to neighborhood retail districts. With the flu season approaching, the Mayor and City’s Health Commissioner urge New Yorkers to get their flu shots. And, The Statue of Liberty celebrates her 125th Anniversary.
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October 28, 2011
This week on CityScoop - Mayor Bloomberg helps launch the City – and the Nation’s – First Annual Food Day – dedicated to promoting fresh food and helping New Yorkers to eat healthieris underway for one of Brooklyn’s premiere Media Arts Centers, the City’s “NYC Channel” launches in taxi cabs, and Mamma Mia celebrates its 10th Anniversary.
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October 21, 2011
This Week on City Scoop… Mayor Bloomberg and the Department of Buildings launch a new high-tech digital hub, allowing building developers to have permits approved electronically. A $33 million renovation is underway for one of Brooklyn’s premiere Media Arts Centers. The NYC BigApps 3.0 Competition is looking to offer $50,000 in prizes to software developers who can create new apps from open City data.
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October 14, 2011
This Week on City Scoop… Mayor Bloomberg opens Twitter’s new East Coast Headquarters on Madison Avenue. A landmark agreement between the City and the United Nations will fill the gap in Manhattan’s 32-mile waterfront greenway. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Learn more about getting involved and helping to break the cycle of violence.
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October 7, 2011
This Week on City Scoop… Mayor Bloomberg voices his support for Immigration Reform during a recent visit to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington. Two new Business Improvement Districts in Downtown Brooklyn and Chinatown aim to drum up economic support for neighborhood businesses. Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated at Gracie Mansion.
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September 30, 2011
This Week on City Scoop… Mayor Bloomberg announces 600 more jobs for New Yorkers by the year 2014, thanks to London publishing giant Pearson PLC. The Mayor takes to the U.N. General Assembly to address worldwide health effects of cigarette smoking. It’s official: the Brooklyn Nets will open Basketball Season 2012 at the new Barclays Center Arena.
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September 23, 2011
This Week on City Scoop… Mayor Bloomberg kicks off Climate Week NYC 2011, by announcing City efforts to reduce greenhouse emissions 30 percent by 2017. Small Business Services awards $700,000 in training grants to 16 businesses throughout the City, helping create jobs and strengthen NYC’s economy. Kicking the habit is more popular than ever, as smokers across the five boroughs have dropped 35 percent.
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September 16, 2011
This Week on City Scoop… New York City commemorates the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks at the World Trade Center site. Mayor Bloomberg joins Community Board 1 for a tree planting ceremony in Battery Park to commemorate the 10th anniversary of September 11th. NYPD honors its’ fallen heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice on 9/11 and the days following the tragedy.
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September 9, 2011
This Week on City Scoop… Mayor Bloomberg celebrates Lower Manhattan’s economic resilience and population surge, following the decade since the September 11th attacks. City Residents are asked to help New York tally the damage caused by Hurricane Irene. Fashion Week kicks off in New York City, as designers ready their Spring and Summer collections for the runway.
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