Ed Koch

Ed Koch

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  Hillary Clinton has more tests, 'is much better'

  Former President Bill Clinton says his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, has undergone more medical tests but is "doing much ... 

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  Ed Koch's coffin exits to 'New York, New York'

  Ed Koch couldn't have chosen a more appropriate final farewell to New York City. An organist played "New York, New York," the iconic ballad made ... 

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  Bill Clinton to speak at Ed Koch's funeral in NYC

  Ed Koch is being remembered as the quintessential New Yorker — an admired but tough, colorful former mayor who will be honored at his funeral by ... 

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  Legendary NYC mayor Koch dies; Monday funeral set

  In 1977, New York City was deep into its worst fiscal crisis ever. Riots erupted that summer during a blackout. And a fire in one of the most ... 

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  Ed Koch, New York's feisty mayor, dies at 88

  When Ed Koch was mayor, it seemed as if all of New York was being run by a deli counterman. Koch was funny, irritable, opinionated, often rude and ... 

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  Insufferable or irrepressible, Koch inspired NYC

  Confronted by an irate constituent, an event which occurs reasonably often in the life of a New York mayor — any New York mayor — Edward Irving Koch ... 

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  Review: Politics and old-style humor in 'Fiorello'

  What goes around comes around. It's a key principle in politics, and apparently in musical theater, too. In the 1940s Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia saved ... 

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  NYC's landmark Grand Central Terminal turns 100

  Grand Central station, once in danger of being demolished, is celebrating its 100th birthday with speeches, a brass band and a rollback to 1913 prices ... 

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  AP PHOTOS: Scenes from the life of Ed Koch

  Ed Koch was part politician, part showman, and for many, he was the embodiment of the combativeness and tenacity that is New York City. In three ... 

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  Former NYC mayor Koch moved to intensive care

  Former Mayor Ed Koch has been moved to intensive care for closer monitoring of the fluid in his lungs and legs, his spokesman said Thursday. 

• NYC pulling down 'Don't Honk' signs

  New York City's "Don't Honk" signs are coming down, but it's still against the law to blow a car horn unnecessarily. The city Department of ...