NY Lawmaker Tries To Help Homeowners Save Money By Going Green
St. Sen. David Carlucci is urging Gov. Andrew Cuomo to sign the Power New York Act of 2011.
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St. Sen. David Carlucci is urging Gov. Andrew Cuomo to sign the Power New York Act of 2011.
The Nassau Interim Finance Authority said if voters approve the $400 million plan to renovate the coliseum, it would result in a 3.5 to 4 percent property tax increase.
Lots of folks already come to the village of Farmingdale on Long Island to shop, eat, and take a nearby Long Island Rail Road train.
When it comes to the real estate market in Westchester and Putnam counties from January 1 to June 30, there were about 16 percent fewer closings than in the first half of 2010.
Business owners are complaining that a stream of buses are crowding Midtown streets scaring away customers and creating a dangerous scenario for pedestrians.
Women will pay hundreds of dollars to get straight hair, but some members of Congress say they may be putting their health at risk and want the FDA to regulate products containing formaldehyde.
Mileage ratings are a major concern for a lot of new car shoppers but can we trust claims of high gas-mileage?
With a hair salon, sushi bar and juice station, the new Duane Reade on Wall Street is not just a place for you to pick up your prescriptions.
The pledge should allow the summer jobs program to expand by up to 3,400 jobs. However, some are questioning whether the move is a genuine gesture or an attempt to buy the city's good will.
Some town fathers are said to be concerned over, of all things, the new sign and logo being displayed at Stop & Shops nationwide and coming soon to a location in Amityville.
If you've got a craving for an ostrich egg omelet you might need to find something else to eat.
As same-sex marriage becomes legal in New York, companies and individuals are wrestling with the changing complexities of their financial realities.
The budget approved in Connecticut is making a whole slew of things more expensive beginning Friday.
With the summer season in full swing, the Jersey Shore is jam-packed – but it's not all fun in the sun. Most beachgoers don't realize there can be danger lurking in toys, food and gaming areas on the boardwalk.
Food trucks could be off the menu in Midtown as vendors find themselves under new pressure to find a place to park.
