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Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino says he came to no agreement with Shaun Donovan, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, about Westchester's housing desegregation settlement.
New York Sen. Charles Schumer says failure to the national debt crisis threatens New Yorkers' Social Security and veterans' benefits checks.
MTA Chairman Jay Walder said that by making every dollar count the agency will avoid the hikes, but there are plenty of "ifs."
The Westchester County Health Department has lifted its advisory for the Hudson River in Westchester.
US Representative Eliot Engel says compromise over the debt ceiling may not be achievable and says the president should act unilaterally.
Gossip Girl's Leighton Meester is suing her own mother, Constance, for misappropriating funds that Leighton provides monthly to care for her brother Alexander, who suffers from medical problems.
Kerry Aalbue, a Long Island woman who worked at Ground Zero as a paramedic, says someone stole the only means she has to get in and out of her home.
A Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday asked participants who they would "most like to see elected mayor in 2013," and Kelly heads the list with 23 percent.
Tony Tantillo shows us how to make Chicken Ala Maria at Johnny's Pizzeria.
Police say a man walked into a Chase Bank with a handgun, walked up to a teller and demanded money.
Scott Vanderhoef said the county has a perfect storm of financial issues.
On August 1, the people of Nassau County will vote on whether to borrow $400 million to build a new sports and entertainment complex that would include a modernized home for the New York Islanders.
Suffolk County SPCA head Roy Gross says the man was observed luring seagulls with bread, and that a rock the size of a brick was thrown at one of the birds.
In some ways, Hoboken is a victim of its own success. A thriving nightlife means healthy businesses and a robust tax base but there's a price to be paid and it's meausre in decibels.
The Newark 50 Project is seeking to provide housing and comprehensive services to 50 people by December 2012.
