Anti-Stop-And-Frisk Activists Seek To Register Thousands Of Voters
Civil rights and community groups announced Monday that they aim to become an electoral force by registering thousands of voters concerned about the stop-and-frisk policing strategy.
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Civil rights and community groups announced Monday that they aim to become an electoral force by registering thousands of voters concerned about the stop-and-frisk policing strategy.
Challenger Barbara Buono, a Democrat, had reported raising "just under'' $1.9 million, an amount that includes $1.1 million in matching funds.
The U.S. Senate on Monday passed a bill that could end tax-free shopping on the Internet for many shoppers.
Hydrocodone, better known by its brand name Vicodin, is derived from opium poppy like heroin.
State Sen. John Sampson has been indicted on two counts embezzlement, five counts of obstruction of justice and two counts of making false statements to the FBI, prosecutors announced Monday.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie had no mercy for a spider that crawled up onto his desk as he spoke to a group of children late last week.
In his weekly radio address Sunday, Mayor Michael Bloomberg blasted two proposals that he said would "undermine public safety" by placing a yoke on the NYPD.
The 3D technology allows the user to input a a digital blueprint that is then produced in three dimensions in hard molded plastic.
While the city's pending ban on super-sized sugary drinks has its share of critics, the story of a Brooklyn eatery denying Mayor Michael Bloomberg a second slice of pizza over it – and starting an obscenity-laden fight – is not true.
CBS 2's Marcia Kramer has learned another elected official is about to go down in the on-going corruption probe involving New York politicians and it turns out his colleague ratted him out.
The recently retired Hillary Clinton hasn't announced whether she'll run or not for the Oval Office, but the Madam President campaign is underway and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand spoke out Friday on her plans for 2016.
Knowing that many labor leaders have refused to negotiate new contracts in the hope that a new mayor would be friendlier, the man some call "El Bloombito" said wage hikes should be finito.
The bills before the City Council would reduce the visibility and accessibility of cigarettes. The council's health committee took up debate Thursday on the proposals.
Malloy spokesman Andrew Doba said Thursday the Democratic governor wrote a personal check to reimburse the magazine "to remove a needless distraction when there are far more important public policy issues to deal with.''
Tom Archer has lost count of how times he's helped victims of car accidents on Smithtown Boulevard. His son was 15 when an accident on the road left him brain damaged.
