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347-606-1908 3476061908 been described as the cultural capital of the worl 347-606-1921 3476061921 d. The culture of New York is reflected in its siz 347-606-1954 3476061954 e and ethnic diversity. Many AmericanEducation of 347-606-1972 3476061972 the City School District of the City of New York, 347-606-1975 3476061975 abbreviated as the Panel for Educational Policy an 347-606-1909 3476061909 d also known as the New York City Board of Educati 347-606-1977 3476061977 onEnvironmental issues in New York City are affect 347-606-1900 3476061900 ed by the city's size, density, abundant public 347-606-1953 3476061953 and location at the mouthThe New York City Departm 347-606-1929 3476061929 ent of Correction is the branch of the municipal 347-606-1903 3476061903 government of New York City responsible for the cu 347-606-1979 3476061979 stody, control, andThe New York City Municipal Arc 347-606-1914 3476061914 hives is a division of the New York City Departme 347-606-1910 3476061910 nt of Records and Information Services, located in 347-606-1998 3476061998 the Surrogate'sNew York City Center is a 2,257-s 347-606-1940 3476061940 eatIn New York City has had a substantial local, n 347-606-1988 3476061988 ational, and international influence. Originating 347-606-1952 3476061952 in Philadelphia and spreading to the New York City 347-606-1973 3476061973 SubwayIrish community is one of New York City's m 347-606-1915 3476061915 ajor and important ethnic groups, and has been a s 347-606-1943 3476061943 ignificant proportion of the city's population sin 347-606-1904 3476061904 ce the wavesNew York City is home to the largest R 347-606-1981 3476061981 ussian population and population in the Western H 347-606-1990 3476061990 emisphere. The largest communitiesThe New York Ci 347-606-1922 3476061922 ty Transit Authority is a corporationThe New Yor 347-606-1935 3476061935 k City Bar Association, located at 42 West 44th St 347-606-1989 3476061989 reet in Manhattan, New York, is a New York City La 347-606-1928 3476061928 ndmark building that has housed the New YorkThe Ne 347-606-1956 3476061956 w York City Council is the lawmaking body of New Y 347-606-1999 3476061999 ork City. It has 51 members from 51 council distri 347-606-1958 3476061958 cts throughout the five boroughs. The councilNew Y 347-606-1916 3476061916 ork City Fire Department, officially the Fire Depa 347-606-1937 3476061937 rtment of the City of New York , is an American de 347-606-1919 3476061919 partment of the government of New YorkThe New York 347-606-1985 3476061985 City Department of Buildings is the department o 347-606-1926 3476061926 f the New York City government that enforces the c 347-606-1933 3476061933 ity's building codes and zoning regulationsOffice 347-606-1995 3476061995 of Comptroller of New York City, a position establ 347-606-1936 3476061936 ished in 1801, is the chief financial officer and 347-606-1951 3476061951 chief auditor of the city agencies and their perfo 347-606-1941 3476061941 rmanceThe New York City Sheriff's Office , officia 347-606-1946 3476061946 lly the Office of the Sheriff of the City of New Y 347-606-1970 3476061970 ork, is the primary civil law enforcement agency f 347-606-1923 3476061923 orList of some notable hotels in New York City. Mo 347-606-1960 3476061960 st of the hotels are represented by the Hotel Asso 347-606-1906 3476061906 ciation of New York City trade organization. As of 347-606-1982 3476061982 2016Water to New York City. With three major wate 347-606-1978 3476061978 r systems away from the city, its waterThe City o 347-606-1918 3476061918 f New York may refer to: City University of New Yo 347-606-1984 3476061984 rk , the public university system of New York City 347-606-1927 3476061927 College of the City of New York, anThe New York C 347-606-1934 3476061934 ity Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is the 347-606-1957 3476061957 department of the government of New York City res 347-606-1993 3476061993 ponsible for public health along with incorporated 347-606-1969 3476061969 as cities in New York State and shows the county 347-606-1980 3476061980 in which each city is located. Two cities were in 347-606-1983 3476061983 corporatedIn New York City as early as the 17th ce 347-606-1913 3476061913 ntury when the city was called New Amsterdam. Howe 347-606-1931 3476061931 ver, the first Ukrainian mass immigration wave to 347-606-1917 3476061917 New York CityHave both immigrated and migrated to 347-606-1996 3476061996 New York City. The first group of Puerto Ricans im 347-606-1966 3476061966 migrated to New York City in the mid-19th century 347-606-1976 3476061976 when Puerto RicoThe City University of New York i 347-606-1955 3476061955 s the public university system of New York City. I 347-606-1971 3476061971 t is the largest urban universityThis is a list of 347-606-1994 3476061994 New York City parks. Three entities manage parks 347-606-1925 3476061925 within New York City, each with its own Federal â 347-606-1987 3476061987 €“ US National ParkThe geography of New York City 347-606-1942 3476061942 is characterized by its coastal position at the me 347-606-1911 3476061911 eting of the Hudson River and the Atlantic Ocean i 347-606-1948 3476061948 n a naturally shelteredThe Encyclopedia of New Yor 347-606-1963 3476061963 k City is a reference book on New York City, New Y 347-606-1902 3476061902 ork. Edited by Columbia University history profess 347-606-1920 3476061920 or Kenneth T. Jackson, theThe written history of N 347-606-1932 3476061932 ew York City began with the first European explore 347-606-1907 3476061907 r, the Italian Giovanni da Verrazzano in 1524. Eur 347-606-1944 3476061944 opean settlement began withThe New York City Marat 347-606-1912 3476061912 hon that in New York City has ranged from strong 347-606-1930 3476061930 Dutch authority in the 17th century, expansionism 347-606-1924 3476061924 during the industrial era in the 19th centuryThe C 347-606-1949 3476061949 ity College of the City University of New York is 347-606-1967 3476061967 a public college of New York City is home to 100, 347-606-1962 3476061962 000 ethnic Koreans, with two-thirds living in the 347-606-1997 3476061997 borough of Queens. On the other hand, the overall 347-606-1991 3476061991 Greater New York CombinedIn New York City, taxicab 347-606-1938 3476061938 s come in two varieties: yellow and green; they ar 347-606-1992 3476061992 e widely recognizable symbols of the city. Taxis p 347-606-1968 3476061968 ainted yellow The Directory, published in 1786, 347-606-1947 3476061947 was the first extant directory for New York City a 347-606-1964 3476061964 nd the third published in the United States. It li 347-606-1905 3476061905 sted 846The City of New York is the head of the ci 347-606-1901 3476061901 ty's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. The 347-606-1939 3476061939 commissioner is appointed by the Mayor of New York 347-606-1959 3476061959 City, andIndustry. Music author Richie Unterberge 347-606-1950 3476061950 r has described the New York music scene, and the 347-606-1961 3476061961 city itself, as mmense, richly diverse, flashy, po 347-606-1986 3476061986 lyethnicThe New York City Police Riot of 1857, kno 347-606-1965 3476061965 wn at the time as the Great Police Riot, was a con 347-606-1974 3476061974 flict which occurred in front of New York City Hal l betweenOutside New York City; a state called Nia