NYC Tests Car Sharing For City Workers
The New York City government is testing a new car-sharing program intended to shrink the size of the municipal vehicle fleet.
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The New York City government is testing a new car-sharing program intended to shrink the size of the municipal vehicle fleet.
The transmission lines, which would run lead to the coast from Virginia to New Jersey, would be capable of delivering 2,000 megawatts of wind energy, the companies said.
The bill is aimed at cracking down on slumlords, but Yonkers City Council President Chuck Leznick says the public nuisance abatement law is flawed.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. says it will start selling Apple Inc.'s iPad tablet computer in some stores by Friday and in a majority of locations by the height of the holiday shopping season.
Artists are being asked to re-imagine a 20-block area of downtown Brooklyn by covering every blank surface with their art.
The federal government has all but ruled out a cost of living adjustment for the coming year. It's the second year in a row benefits have remained frozen at their current level.
Businesses are looking to do more with fewer workers, so they want people who are able to take on a wide range of duties.
You can have your cake and eat it, too!
A real estate commercial touts the former Helmsley Homestead by saying, "This is possibly the most celebrated Greenwich estate."
In Suffolk County, nearly 20,000 90-day pre-foreclosure letters have been sent out to home owners.
October 27 is T Day.
A wave of government layoffs last month outpaced weak hiring in the private sector, pushing down the nation's payrolls by a net total of 95,000 jobs.
The mayor called the bill, "a terrible terrible idea and would be disastrous for New York City."
A bankruptcy court approved a $38 million deal on Thursday that allows it to complete the sale with St. Joseph's Medical Center in Yonkers.
