Gov. Christie Made Over $500K In 2010
Newly released financial disclosure statements show New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and his wife earned more than $500,000 in the past year.
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Newly released financial disclosure statements show New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and his wife earned more than $500,000 in the past year.
New construction is not really something you see in Westchester County.
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The cost of coffee is on the rise so New Yorkers may have to ask themselves how much they're willing to spend on their morning pick-me-up.
The founder of the world's largest artisinal Italian gourmet food and wine market is bringing a taste of Italy to the Flatiron District with the help of three of the best-known Italian-American restaurateurs.
New York State is facing record deficits. But now officials are finding some creative ways to fill up the tax coffers -- like hitting you up at the local bagel shop.
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The Empire State Building is a New York City icon, but it could soon be getting a very large neighbor -- a huge new skyscraper.
Filet mignon, crispy duck confit and crab cakes are taking off at the airport.
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