Report: Public Employees Make Less Than Those In Private Sector In NYC
On average, New York City employees are paid 17 percent less than workers in the private sector, according to Comptroller John Liu.
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On average, New York City employees are paid 17 percent less than workers in the private sector, according to Comptroller John Liu.
Spring is just ten days away and it's expected to be one of the worst for allergy sufferers in a decade. It's not just pollen that can cause springtime allergies, Dr. Max Gomez reports.
Thousands of residents in flood-prone neighborhoods across New Jersey were bracing themselves for additional rain headed into the area.
Police on Long Island met with concerned residents Wednesday night in the wake of a series of burglaries that occurred in the past year.
On Thursday morning a little boy from Putnam County will get his one wish. It's a major medical procedure that almost didn't happen because of some heartless thieves.
Producers on Wednesday confirmed that "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" would be delayed. Again.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie received an unusually warm reception at a town hall meeting Wednesday -- warm enough to make him blush.
Blacks, women and Jews are all targeted in a disturbing rap video, made by four local teenagers. On Wednesday new action was taken to punish those responsible, and make sure it doesn't happen again.
The U.S. Attorney's Office said Sister Marie Thornton, former Vice President of Finance for Iona College in New Rochelle, pleaded guilty to embezzlement Wednesday.
A new federal law asks states to cooperate in insuring that vendors doing business with them are paying their federal taxes in full.
One Long Island community is expected to have a very special addition to its annual September 11th memorial and vigil this year.
On Wednesday, a judge set a June 8 date for the platinum-selling rapper-actor's sentencing.
A commuter said he's fed up with paying for service he's not getting on the Long Island Rail Road. So he's suing the railroad on behalf of all commuters.
There's a new crackdown underway. Newly released undercover video shows a driver denying a man a ride. Rather than go to an out-of-Manhattan address, this driver left a paying customer in the dust.
