Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that the city seized nearly 650 cars driven by drunken drivers this year in a continuation of a policy begun in 1999 by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani. Full Article >>

With images of wind-sheared houses and flooded villages still fresh in the public's mind, the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management has inaugurated a campaign warning New Yorkers about the dangers of a hurricane like the one that just lashed the Caribbean. Full Article >>

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg Wednesday announced an aggressive campaign against drunk driving. Bloomberg suggested sobriety checkpoints around this city this Memorial Day weekend could also enhance security in light of general and uncorroborated terrorist threats passed onto city officials. Full Article >>

With New York City already under a heightened security alert, city officials yesterday announced a crackdown on drunken drivers during the summer season. Full Article >>

The number of people killed in drunken-driving accidents dropped sharply in the city last year, while traffic-related deaths overall showed a modest decline, police statistics reveal. Full Article >>

Drinking + driving = caught, cuffed, car confiscated. That's the no-nonsense math that came out of City Hall yesterday. Full Article >>

Is Queens prepared for a major hurricane? A multi-media public education campaign that puts a critical focus on the borough has been launched by the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management. Full Article >>