Clinton, Trump Cast Their Election Votes In New York
Clinton voted in her hometown of Chappaqua, while Trump voted at P.S. 59, a public school on the Upper East Side.
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Clinton voted in her hometown of Chappaqua, while Trump voted at P.S. 59, a public school on the Upper East Side.
Matthew Smith, 42, surrendered to police and was charged with criminally negligent homicide and assault in the death of 64-year-old Patrick Gorman.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have each cast their ballots on this Election Day -- and now, they'll be waiting to find out which of them will be the nation's 45th president.
There were reports of two hour waits at some places in New York City and lines could be seen stretching down the block at polling sites on the Upper East Side, Brooklyn, Harlem and other locations.
There was good news and bad news for the owner of a car that was stolen in Manhattan.
Video and photos on social media show a steady stream of people at Rochester's Mount Hope cemetery decorating Anthony's grave with "I Voted'' stickers and American flags.
Election laws in New York state say it's illegal to take a photo of a completed ballot.
More than 5,000 officers are assigned to Election Day duties.
Voters will choose between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump for president, as well as important races for Congress and Senate.
Police are investigating after a 63-year-old man was found dead at the Russian Consulate on Manhattan's Upper East Side on Tuesday morning.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder with tears in their eyes, a community remembered a beloved sergeant who dedicated his life to everyone in attendance.
Imagine, not being able to make out a street sign, read the text from a book or even recognize the face of a loved on.
It happened on the southbound No. 1 platform at 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue around 1:20 p.m. Monday.
Trump will hold events in Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and Michigan Monday while Clinton will also be in Michigan as well as North Carolina and two stops in Pennsylvania.
