Manhattan Borough President Stringer Announces Run For City Comptroller
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer announced Sunday that he will run for city comptroller next year.
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Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer announced Sunday that he will run for city comptroller next year.
Residents who want a chance to attend must register online by December 13. The drawing will then be held on December 14, so winners of the lottery can have more than a month to make arrangements to travel to Washington, D.C.
The Sabbath was far from a day of rest in Israel this Saturday, as the military was poised for a ground offensive in Gaza, and protests by supporters of Israel and Palestine pressed on in New York.
Fox News Channel has reported that, "Lockheed-Martin saying that they will not issue layoff warnings before the November election."
When a Hartford-based investment management company surveyed the states for credit worthiness, Connecticut came in dead last.
It was the president's first press conference in eight months and he clearly wanted to talk about the so-called "fiscal cliff," but instead got hit with the sex scandal that drove his CIA director off the cliff and threatens to have another top general join him.
On the heels of his handling of the recovery in the aftermath of superstorm Sandy, MTA Chairman Joseph Lhota's name has come up as a possible Republican candidate for mayor.
The governor's office announced plans to release updated budget projections on Nov. 20 but has already ruled out any further tax hikes.
In his first comments on the scandal, President Barack Obama tells a White House news conference that from what he's seen, no classified information was disclosed that would harm national security.
Bergen County, N.J. this week will reinstate its Blue Laws that ban retail shopping on Sundays, according to a published report.
New York State Senator-elect Simcha Felder is a Democrat, but has decided to serve with the Republican conference when his term begins.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has vowed to hold the Long Island Power Authority accountable, but it turns out the governor himself could have done more to keep the lights on.
Officials said this year's voting lines were the longest the state has ever seen.
The governor signed an executive order Tuesday establishing a commission that will be tasked with investigating the response, preparation and management of New York's power companies.
Long Island U.S. Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) was wondering Sunday night why the scandal that brought down CIA Director David Petraeus came to light so soon before he was set to testify about the 9/11 attack in Benghazi, Libya.
