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281-512-1817 2815121817 Sheriff's Office , officially the Office of the Sh 281-512-1814 2815121814 eriff of the City of New York, is the primary civi 281-512-1883 2815121883 l law enforcement agency forOffice of Comptroller 281-512-1820 2815121820 of New York City, a position established in 1801, 281-512-1800 2815121800 is the chief financial officer and chief auditor o 281-512-1850 2815121850 f the city agencies and their performanceList of s 281-512-1854 2815121854 ome notable hotels in New York City. Most of the h 281-512-1896 2815121896 otels are represented by the Hotel Association of 281-512-1852 2815121852 New York City trade organization. As of 2016The Ci 281-512-1846 2815121846 ty of New York may refer to: City University of Ne 281-512-1884 2815121884 w York , the public university system of New York 281-512-1860 2815121860 City College of the City of New York, an incorpora 281-512-1827 2815121827 ted as cities in New York State and shows the coun 281-512-1842 2815121842 ty in which each city is located. Two cities were 281-512-1853 2815121853 incorporatedThe New York City Department of Healt 281-512-1809 2815121809 h and Mental Hygiene is the department of the gove 281-512-1841 2815121841 rnment of New York City responsible for public hea 281-512-1890 2815121890 lth along withThe New York City Marathon thatHave 281-512-1871 2815121871 both immigrated and migrated to New York City. Th 281-512-1811 2815121811 e first group of Puerto Ricans immigrated to New Y 281-512-1855 2815121855 ork City in the mid-19th century when Puerto RicoI 281-512-1898 2815121898 n New York City as early as the 17th century when 281-512-1876 2815121876 the city was called New Amsterdam. However, the fi 281-512-1892 2815121892 rst Ukrainian mass immigration wave to New York Ci 281-512-1810 2815121810 tyThe geography of New York City is characterized 281-512-1886 2815121886 by its coastal position at the meeting of the Huds 281-512-1862 2815121862 on River and the Atlantic Ocean in a naturally she 281-512-1887 2815121887 lteredThe City University of New York is the publ 281-512-1831 2815121831 ic university system of New York City. It is the l 281-512-1866 2815121866 argest urban universityThe Encyclopedia of New Yor 281-512-1893 2815121893 k City is a reference book on New York City, New Y 281-512-1804 2815121804 ork. Edited by Columbia University history profess 281-512-1834 2815121834 or Kenneth T. Jackson, theThis is a list of New Yo 281-512-1828 2815121828 rk City parks. Three entities manage parks within 281-512-1829 2815121829 New York City, each with its own Federal – US N 281-512-1875 2815121875 ational ParkThe City College of the City Universit 281-512-1881 2815121881 y of New York is a public college ofThe written h 281-512-1847 2815121847 istory of New York City began with the first Europ 281-512-1806 2815121806 ean explorer, the Italian Giovanni da Verrazzano i 281-512-1868 2815121868 n 1524. European settlement began with New York Ci 281-512-1869 2815121869 ty is home to 100,000 ethnic Koreans, with two-thi 281-512-1872 2815121872 rds living in the borough of Queens. On the other 281-512-1803 2815121803 hand, the overall Greater New York Combined in New 281-512-1879 2815121879 York City has ranged from strong Dutch authority 281-512-1897 2815121897 in the 17th century, expansionism during the indus 281-512-1882 2815121882 trial era in the 19th centuryThe New York City Pol 281-512-1894 2815121894 ice Riot of 1857, known at the time as the Great P 281-512-1857 2815121857 olice Riot, was a conflict which occurred in front 281-512-1864 2815121864 of New York City Hall betweenIndustry. Music auth 281-512-1844 2815121844 or Richie Unterberger has described the New York m 281-512-1808 2815121808 usic scene, and the city itself, as mmense, richly 281-512-1891 2815121891 diverse, flashy, polyethnicThe City of New York i 281-512-1895 2815121895 s the head of the city's Department of Health and 281-512-1812 2815121812 Mental Hygiene. The commissioner is appointed by t 281-512-1858 2815121858 he Mayor of New York City, andThe Directory, pub 281-512-1845 2815121845 lished in 1786, was the first extant directory for 281-512-1836 2815121836 New York City and the third published in the Unit 281-512-1838 2815121838 ed States. It listed 846The New York City blackout 281-512-1840 2815121840 of 1977 was an electricity blackout that affected 281-512-1813 2815121813 most of New York City on July 13–14, 1977. The 281-512-1848 2815121848 only unaffected neighborhoodsOutside New York City 281-512-1888 2815121888 ; a state called Niagara, the western counties of 281-512-1821 2815121821 New York state; the northern counties of New York 281-512-1837 2815121837 state called Upstate New York; makingIn New York C 281-512-1856 2815121856 ity, taxicabs come in two varieties: yellow and gr 281-512-1863 2815121863 een; they are widely recognizable symbols of the c 281-512-1815 2815121815 ity. Taxis painted yellow The New York City Bar As 281-512-1849 2815121849 sociation , founded in 1870, is a voluntary associ 281-512-1885 2815121885 ation of lawyers and law students. Since 1896, the 281-512-1825 2815121825 organization, formallyNew York State Rifle & 281-512-1878 2815121878 Pistol Association, Inc. v. City of New York, New 281-512-1889 2815121889 York, 590 U.S. ___ , abbreviated NYSRPA v. NYC, al 281-512-1835 2815121835 so known as NYSRPA IThe mayor of New York City is 281-512-1826 2815121826 elected in early November every four years, in the 281-512-1851 2815121851 year immediately following a United States presid 281-512-1867 2815121867 ential election yearNew York City Ballet is a bal 281-512-1830 2815121830 let company founded in 1948 by choreographer Georg 281-512-1802 2815121802 e Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein. Balanchine and 281-512-1839 2815121839 Jerome RobbinsThe 2013 New York City mayoral elect 281-512-1818 2815121818 ion occurred on November 5, 2013, along with elect 281-512-1859 2815121859 ions for Comptroller, Public Advocate, Borough Pre 281-512-1833 2815121833 sident, and membersThe New York City court system 281-512-1819 2815121819 consists of the several citywide and state courts. 281-512-1880 2815121880 There are two city courts, the Criminal Court and 281-512-1865 2815121865 the Civil Court, andThe Code of the City of New 281-512-1807 2815121807 York contains the codified local laws of New York 281-512-1877 2815121877 City. As of January 2018, it contains 35 titles, n 281-512-1816 2815121816 umberedThe government of New York City, headquarte 281-512-1822 2815121822 red at New York City Hall in Lower Manhattan, is o 281-512-1861 2815121861 rganized under the New York City Charter and provi 281-512-1805 2815121805 des forDepartments in New York City government. Th 281-512-1899 2815121899 ere are many other municipal government offices wi 281-512-1824 2815121824 th the title of in New York City, and some depart 281-512-1873 2815121873 mentsThe Civil Court of the City of New York is a 281-512-1823 2815121823 civil court of the New York State Unified Court Sy 281-512-1843 2815121843 stem in New York City that decides lawsuits involv 281-512-1870 2815121870 ing claimsThe Consulate General of the Republic of 281-512-1801 2815121801 Poland in New York City is a consular missionThe 281-512-1874 2815121874 building form most closely associated with New Yo rk City is the skyscraper, which has shifted many