Nassau Comptroller Looks At Whether Contractors Actually Did Sandy Repairs
Contractors were were supposed to cut up trees, install water heaters, and remove mold from homes on Long Island damaged by superstorm Sandy.
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Contractors were were supposed to cut up trees, install water heaters, and remove mold from homes on Long Island damaged by superstorm Sandy.
Shoppers at a Target store in Brooklyn say a label that listed the color of a plus-size dress as "manatee gray'' was insulting. The label for the same dress in smaller sizes described it as "dark heather gray.''
Car accidents are the leading cause of death among teenagers in the United States. But new technology could help parents keep their teens safe, even when they aren't with them in the car.
Hillary Rodham Clinton has a book deal. The book has yet to be titled and is tentatively scheduled for June 2014.
It's a very busy time for business owners in the Hamptons, as they prepare for what is for many their only season - the summer season.
When it comes to banking, over-the-top fees are a top consumer complaint, with the amount varying from bank to bank.
The old loop station will be in operation in time for the morning commute, while the newer terminal continues to undergo extensive repairs.
With spring having arrived, it's time to clear out the cobwebs and make a big sweep – but experts say you shouldn't just throw away all your clutter.
According to an investigation by Mark Lagerkvist of New Jersey Watchdog, a news website devoted to public service journalism, 22 retired state police currently earn a pension and a salary.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Congressman Joe Courtney are urging state regulators to reject most of a request by Connecticut Light & Power Co. to charge customers $414 million for costs related to five destructive storms over the past two years. According to CL&P, preparation and response to the storms was very expensive.
Before the sequester took effect on March 1, President Barack Obama and other administration officials warned that the cuts could mean canceled flights, longer security lines and other hassles. But South Jersey Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ), who is the chairman of the House Aviation subcommittee, said that hasn't come to bear.
Fun, funky and beautiful Easter bonnets will be on display in the annual parade along Fifth Avenue.
A formal complaint filed with New York's lobbying board asks it to investigate whether Artists Against Fracking, a group formed by Yoko Ono and son Sean Lennon, is violating the state's lobbying law.
Prices at the pump continued to drop this week in New Jersey.
The libertarian think tank at George Mason University in Virginia says New York is dead last in freedom. Most people seem to think that's a stretch, but many see the point.
