CT Mayor Sides With James Tate, Who Was Barred From Prom For Posting Sign
Mayor Mark Lauretti on Wednesday said he thinks that the case may need another look.
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Mayor Mark Lauretti on Wednesday said he thinks that the case may need another look.
A Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday says that more than three-quarters of parents with children in public schools disapprove of how the mayor has handled the schools.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he doesn't want to bring a bill to legalize gay marriage to a floor debate and vote in the state Senate unless he's certain there are enough votes to pass it.
Two doctors from New York and New Jersey are among 22 people charged in a ring that federal prosecutors say trafficked in and sold millions of dollars' worth of oxycodone tablets.
Zoo Director Jim Breheny said she was found Wednesday morning in the garage of a local business and safely caught.
Search dogs, along with their trainer officers, have spent months along Long Island's Ocean Parkway looking for human remains.
A 64-foot fishing boat capsized in the Manasquan Inlet early Wednesday. The Coast Guard received a radio distress call from a crewman aboard the Atlantic Traveler just before 5 a.m. saying a hydraulic hose had snapped.
All but two of the 172 emergency sirens around the Indian Point nuclear power plants have sounded as expected during a test.
The recent rash of bad behavior on New York City's subways that has been caught on tape seems to have found another new low.
Long Island Rail Road commuters faced another day of delays on Wednesday and the disruptions will continue for the evening rush.
A fight is brewing in Westchester County over who drives county executive Rob Astorino to work and who, if anyone, is guarding him.
NJ Transit on Wednesday will unveil its first locomotive that can operate on diesel fuel and electricity. Spokesman Dan Stessel said it's the first of its kind on any railroad in North America.
A former Wall Street titan was convicted Wednesday of making a fortune by coaxing a crew of corporate tipsters to give him an illegal edge on blockbuster trades in technology and other stocks.
County legislators Tuesday passed legislation that bars pet stores, breeders and animal shelters from selling or giving animals to people listed on Suffolk's animal abuse registry.