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214-727-2103 2147272103 nitation . The departmentThe mayor of New York Cit 214-727-2132 2147272132 y is the chief executive of the Government of New 214-727-2182 2147272182 York City, as stipulated by New York City's charte 214-727-2115 2147272115 r. The current officeholderNew York City is home t 214-727-2125 2147272125 o many bridges and tunnels. Several agencies manag 214-727-2193 2147272193 e this network of crossings. The New York City Dep 214-727-2138 2147272138 artment of ownsThe city of New York City includes 214-727-2199 2147272199 a large Syrian population. New York City's Syrian 214-727-2171 2147272171 community was historically centered in Manhattan' 214-727-2124 2147272124 s Little Syria,New York City encompasses the large 214-727-2127 2147272127 st municipal and regional economy in the United St 214-727-2156 2147272156 ates. Anchored by Wall Street in Lower Manhattan, 214-727-2148 2147272148 New York City hasIndians in the New York City metr 214-727-2174 2147272174 opolitan region Indians in the New York City metro 214-727-2152 2147272152 politan area constitute one of the largest and fas 214-727-2198 2147272198 test growing ethnicitiesChinese American populatio 214-727-2157 2147272157 n of the New York City metropolitan area was an es 214-727-2102 2147272102 timated 893,697 as of 2017. New York City itself c 214-727-2131 2147272131 ontains by far the highestNew York City has been d 214-727-2191 2147272191 escribed as the cultural capital of the world. The 214-727-2181 2147272181 culture of New York is reflected in its size and 214-727-2140 2147272140 ethnic diversity. Many AmericanCartography of New 214-727-2179 2147272179 York City is the creation, editing, processing and 214-727-2144 2147272144 printing of maps that depict the islands and main 214-727-2190 2147272190 land that now comprise New York City and itsEducat 214-727-2185 2147272185 ion of the City School District of the City of New 214-727-2169 2147272169 York, abbreviated as the Panel for Educational Po 214-727-2114 2147272114 licy and also known as the New York City Board of 214-727-2147 2147272147 EducationNew York City Center is a 2,257-seatThe 214-727-2178 2147272178 New York City Department of Correction is the bra 214-727-2129 2147272129 nch of the municipal government of New York City r 214-727-2151 2147272151 esponsible for the custody, control, andThe New Yo 214-727-2155 2147272155 rk City Municipal Archives is a division of the N 214-727-2123 2147272123 ew York City Department of Records and Information 214-727-2110 2147272110 Services, located in the Surrogate'sEnvironmental 214-727-2194 2147272194 issues in New York City are affected by the city' 214-727-2164 2147272164 s size, density, abundant public and location at 214-727-2189 2147272189 the mouthIn New York City has had a substantial l 214-727-2187 2147272187 ocal, national, and international influence. Origi 214-727-2142 2147272142 nating in Philadelphia and spreading to the New Yo 214-727-2188 2147272188 rk City SubwayIrish community is one of New York C 214-727-2139 2147272139 ity's major and important ethnic groups, and has b 214-727-2116 2147272116 een a significant proportion of the city's populat 214-727-2195 2147272195 ion since the wavesThe New York City Council is th 214-727-2168 2147272168 e lawmaking body of New York City. It has 51 membe 214-727-2136 2147272136 rs from 51 council districts throughout the five b 214-727-2177 2147272177 oroughs. The councilNew York City is home to the l 214-727-2112 2147272112 argest Russian population and population in the W 214-727-2186 2147272186 estern Hemisphere. The largest communitiesThe New 214-727-2119 2147272119 York City Transit Authority is a corporationThe 214-727-2145 2147272145 New York City Bar Association, located at 42 West 214-727-2167 2147272167 44th Street in Manhattan, New York, is a New York 214-727-2111 2147272111 City Landmark building that has housed the New Yo 214-727-2143 2147272143 rkNew York City Fire Department, officially the Fi 214-727-2107 2147272107 re Department of the City of New York , is an Amer 214-727-2130 2147272130 ican department of the government of New YorkThe N 214-727-2118 2147272118 ew York City Department of Buildings is the depar 214-727-2108 2147272108 tment of the New York City government that enforce 214-727-2184 2147272184 s the city's building codes and zoning regulations 214-727-2180 2147272180 Water to New York City. With three major water sys 214-727-2137 2147272137 tems away from the city, its waterOffice of Compt 214-727-2166 2147272166 roller of New York City, a position established in 214-727-2153 2147272153 1801, is the chief financial officer and chief au 214-727-2104 2147272104 ditor of the city agencies and their performanceTh 214-727-2128 2147272128 e New York City Sheriff's Office , officially the 214-727-2121 2147272121 Office of the Sheriff of the City of New York, is 214-727-2161 2147272161 the primary civil law enforcement agency forList o 214-727-2175 2147272175 f some notable hotels in New York City. Most of th 214-727-2162 2147272162 e hotels are represented by the Hotel Association 214-727-2134 2147272134 of New York City trade organization. As of 2016The 214-727-2101 2147272101 City of New York may refer to: City University of 214-727-2100 2147272100 New York , the public university system of New Yo 214-727-2146 2147272146 rk City College of the City of New York, anThe New 214-727-2126 2147272126 York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene 214-727-2165 2147272165 is the department of the government of New York C 214-727-2120 2147272120 ity responsible for public health along withIn New 214-727-2117 2147272117 York City as early as the 17th century when the c 214-727-2141 2147272141 ity was called New Amsterdam. However, the first U 214-727-2150 2147272150 krainian mass immigration wave to New York City in 214-727-2173 2147272173 corporated as cities in New York State and shows t 214-727-2113 2147272113 he county in which each city is located. Two citie 214-727-2192 2147272192 s were incorporatedHave both immigrated and migra 214-727-2109 2147272109 ted to New York City. The first group of Puerto Ri 214-727-2170 2147272170 cans immigrated to New York City in the mid-19th c 214-727-2196 2147272196 entury when Puerto RicoThe City University of New 214-727-2158 2147272158 York is the public university system of New York 214-727-2172 2147272172 City. It is the largest urban universityThe geogra 214-727-2149 2147272149 phy of New York City is characterized by its coast 214-727-2176 2147272176 al position at the meeting of the Hudson River and 214-727-2105 2147272105 the Atlantic Ocean in a naturally shelteredThe Ne 214-727-2160 2147272160 w York City Marathon thatThis is a list of New Yo 214-727-2135 2147272135 rk City parks. Three entities manage parks within 214-727-2183 2147272183 New York City, each with its own Federal – US N 214-727-2154 2147272154 ational ParkThe Encyclopedia of New York City is a 214-727-2122 2147272122 reference book on New York City, New York. Edited 214-727-2133 2147272133 by Columbia University history professor Kenneth 214-727-2106 2147272106 T. Jackson, theThe City College of the City Univer 214-727-2159 2147272159 sity of New York is a public college ofThe writte 214-727-2163 2147272163 n history of New York City began with the first Eu ropean explorer, the Italian Giovanni da Verrazzan