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Bloomberg is often critical of what he calls partisan gridlock in Washington. The billionaire mayor is a Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent. But he says they got it right this time. He says the agreement is a good example of working together.
The livelihoods of about 1,000 Off-Track Betting Corp. employees are caught in a political struggle in New York's Senate, which is now weighing two rescue plans.
A think tank projects that taxpayer-funded contributions to the pension systems for NY's public employees could balloon by billions over the next five years.
Not much has changed for Manhattan's crosstown M42 bus. For the second year in a row the line has received the "Pokey Award" making it the slowest bus in the city clocking in at an average speed of 3.6 miles per hour.
A judge has agreed to hear claims by Ex-Giant great Lawrence Taylor that statements he made when he was arrested on a rape charge should be excluded from his trial.
$3.05 a gallon is the national average for regular unleaded gasoline, according to the Lundberg Survey, and prices are rising.
Do you have a college degree, masters, and PHD and still can't find a job? The economy has been tough on many but Ian Maksik says there's money to be made if you're willing to become a waiter.
Among the problems were a failure to comply with procedures on maintaining equipment and instruments and failure to properly document procedures for record storage.
The woman who allegedly stabbed her two nieces as she babysat for them across the street from where Martha Stewart lives faces arraignment today.
McCray has pleaded not guilty to first- and second-degree murder. His trial is scheduled for March.
The New York Times Co. said Tuesday the expected decline in print advertising would still be an improvement from the third quarter, when print ad sales slid 6 percent.
The Westchester County Board of Legislators has passed a bill that would limit terms for county legislators and the county executive.
The biggest culprit is that icon of the season, the live Christmas tree. After a few days indoors, the mold on the tree explodes with spores, but before you think going artificial will solve your troubles, there are more bad guys in your home.
A Greek Orthodox church destroyed on Sept. 11 is taking legal action against the agency that owns ground zero, saying it's reneged on a promise to rebuild the church.
