Conn. Cyclists Arriving In Washington To Push Gun Reform
26 cyclists from Connecticut will wrap up a four-day ride to Washington today as they push for tougher gun laws.
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26 cyclists from Connecticut will wrap up a four-day ride to Washington today as they push for tougher gun laws.
The federal Department of Veterans Affairs says its mental health professionals won't comply with a new gun law in New York that requires them to report the names of patients they believe likely to hurt themselves or others.
The details of late New York City Mayor Ed Koch's will have been released.
New York State Health Commissioner Nariv Shah said Monday that he will not wait for the completion of any studies, and plans a recommendation "in weeks" on whether the state should approve hydraulic fracturing.
The senator took up the issue following a bridge underpass strike on the Hutchinson Parkway earlier that month.
Rep. Frank Pallone of New Jersey says superstorm Sandy victims have already had problems getting flood insurance money and the sequester he says could make it worse.
There is a push to enact new gun laws to make life safer in Connecticut before a another milestone following the Newtown massacre.
In a 5-minute long video posted to Twitter, Quinn discussed her background and her experience.
Upstate gun shops, shooting ranges and county clerks' offices have seen an upsurge in business, ever since state lawmakers rushed through Gov. Andrew Cuomo's sweeping set of gun laws.
Twenty-six cyclists were biking from Newtown, Conn., to Washington, D.C., this weekend to send a message.
U.S. Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) was appalled by the revelation that an undercover inspector with a bomb in his pants got through two checkpoints at Newark-Liberty International Airport and was cleared to get on a plane.
You can still boo or hiss at a basketball, baseball, or football game, but if you try it at a Riverhead town board meeting, you could be told it's against the rules.
Christie said Thursday after visiting a group home for people with disabilities that he'll take the fight to the Supreme Court if he has to.
More than half of the funding - $141.6 million - will go towards the MTA's New York City Transit operations that were badly damaged in the Oct. 29 storm.
The U.N. Security Council voted unanimously Thursday for tough new sanctions to punish North Korea for its latest nuclear test, a move that sparked a furious Pyongyang to threaten a nuclear strike against the United States.
