Bill De Blasio
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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Bill de Blasio, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 50 stories have been published about Bill de Blasio which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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35% Local Coverage59% National Coverage6% International Coverage
Media Bias Breakdown
How is the media covering Bill De Blasio?Bill De Blasio often is covered by Right and Left Media sources.
Left: 42%
16%
Right: 42%
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Top Bill De Blasio News
Bill De Blasio · New YorkFormer Mayor Bill de Blasio dropped out of the race for Congress on Tuesday. He had been running to represent New York's 10th congressional district, which includes part of Manhattan and a swath of western Brooklyn. About 64% of Democrats in NY-10 disapprove of the job de Blasio did as mayor of New York City.See the Story
De Blasio drops House bid: ‘Time for me to leave electoral politics’
40% Center coverage: 33 sources
Bill De Blasio · CambridgeBill de Blasio is headed to Harvard this fall as a teaching fellow at the university's schools of government and public health. De Blasio, a Democrat who served as mayor from from 2014 to 2021, will take part in a variety of discussions, events, and programming. He will also teach classes on leadership and public service at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Kim Janey, the former acting mayor of Boston, will also serve as a fellow.See the Story
De Blasio headed to Harvard as visiting fellow
39% Left coverage: 26 sources
Bill De Blasio · New YorkThe city partially suspended alternate side parking in March 2020. Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced in April the city's plans to reinstate rules to pre-pandemic frequency beginning July 5. The policy had allowed drivers to move their vehicles once a week instead of twice during the pandemic.See the Story
Alternate Side Parking returns to pre-pandemic enforcement in NYC
60% Center coverage: 5 sources
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Bill De Blasio · New YorkBill de Blasio (D) urged the federal government Monday to ramp up access to monkeypox vaccines as cases of the virus continue to rise. The number of confirmed weekly monkeypox cases in New York City had doubled as of last week, according to data from the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.See the Story
De Blasio calls on federal government to ramp up access to monkeypox vaccines
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Bill De BlasioHarvard University has named former Democratic New York City Mayor and presidential candidate Bill de Blasio to be a visiting fellow during the fall of 2022. The Institute of Politics Interim Director Setti Warren said in a press release that "We are excited to welcome Mayor de Blasio"See the Story
Bill de Blasio, former New York City mayor and presidential candidate, named visiting fellow at Harvard
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Bill De BlasioBill de Blasio had been running to represent New York's 10th congressional district. He announced his decision via Twitter on Tuesday. De Blasio joined PIX on Politics Sunday morning to discuss the congressional race, his campaign finances, and his thoughts on Mayor Eric Adams. Watch the video player above for the full interview.See the Story
Quitting congressional race was 'humbling': de Blasio
Coverage: 2 sources
Bill De Blasio"It's clear the people of #NY10 are looking for another option," said the former city leader.See the Story
Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio quits congressional race and electoral politics
100% Right coverage: 2 sources
Bill De Blasio · New YorkFormer Mayor Bill de Blasio has flirted with office twice in the last eight months. He announced he was running for governor in November and dropped the idea in January. He then announced he would run for 10th Congressional District May 20 and dropped out Tuesday. As of Friday, he still had just under $245,000 in his gubernatorial exploratory committee, New Yorkers for a Fair Future, and $450,000 for his congressional campaign.See the Story
De Blasio Gave Up on Running for Congress — But He Can Use Money He Raised to Pay Off His Old Debts
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Bill De BlasioMayor Adams clocked in around 7:57 a.m. on weekdays during the first half of the year. Bill de Blasio started his average workday at roughly 9 a.M. during his first month in office before backsliding, according to an analysis of his schedules.See the Story
Mayor Adams started his average work day at 7:57 a.m. first months in office
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Bill De BlasioCity voters may not realize it, but the ghost of Mayor Bill de Blasio will haunt their ballots this November — in the form of three stunningly odious measures to boost and redistribute government spending and divide the city along racial lines. A fourth proposal, for state voters, would greenlight $4.2 billion in yet more feckless Albany borrowing, taxing and spending.See the Story
New Yorkers who care about their city and state need to nix all four proposals on the ballot this November
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Bill De BlasioCity Councilwoman Julie Menin wants to create an office of hospital accountability. The push for transparency has serious political backing as well. Menin's legislative push also comes as the city is trying to rein in the health care costs it pays out for retired municipal workers. The city may be overpaying by as much as $2.4 billion, according to a report.See the Story
Exorbitant hospital prices have NYC Council member poised to clamp down with several bills
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
