City Council Holding Hearing On Banking Commission
One of the commission's major powers is to decide in which banks millions and millions in city revenues are deposited.
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One of the commission's major powers is to decide in which banks millions and millions in city revenues are deposited.
The Civil Service Employees Association released the data from a state Freedom of Information request made to the Paterson administration.
In a taped interview with Charlie Rose, Rattner said Cuomo's decision to sue him last week for $26 million was "close to extortion."
Authorities said 48-year-old David Piparo entered two Game Stop locations and a pawn shop with a black handgun demanding cash and property.
City Council Member Elizabeth Crowley and Rep. Anthony Weiner cited damage in Middle Village following the September macroburst that struck the area as the reason for wanting to relocate the power lines.
Surveillance cameras began monitoring drivers who enter or block bus lanes on Monday, and if the electronic eye catches you, get ready to pay a steep fine.
There was a new parking decree Monday from Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Drivers will no longer be "nickeled and dimed" to death when they park on city streets. Instead, they'll need dollars.
A noted New York City jeweler who decorated celebrities and collected baubles and art worth millions of dollars has been arrested.
With the Thanksgiving holiday just days away, travelers are dreading not just the long lines, but the pat-downs some say are way too intrusive.
There was a roll of the dice up in the Catskills on Monday night as the State of New York tried to fashion a new casino deal for the blighted region. Many are betting on it.
How tough is it to live without running water? You can ask hundreds of residents in the Bronx who have been without water for most of the last week.
Just in time for Thanksgiving, some lucky families on Long Island have been given the chance to live out the American dream.
Building inspectors said the seven-story, 40-unit Seabreeze Tower on the oceanfront in Long Beach is in danger of collapsing.
More often than not City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is on the same page as Mayor Michael Bloomberg, but not when it comes to federally funded food stamps.
