Obama's Connecticut Visit Leads To Beach Closures, Annoyed Residents
There was a Secret Service surprise Monday for beach-goers in Connecticut. They were denied access to the surf and sand, all because of a presidential visit later in the evening.
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There was a Secret Service surprise Monday for beach-goers in Connecticut. They were denied access to the surf and sand, all because of a presidential visit later in the evening.
It's part of a campaign by the Mayors Against Illegal Guns called "Demand A Plan" which is pushing the presidential candidates to "detail specific plans to prevent the gun violence."
The controversial law known as "Kyleigh's Law" was upheld Monday by the New Jersey Supreme Court.
At the signing, the governor said the goal was simple. "That the excellence in most of the schools in New Jersey is extended to all of the schools in New Jersey," he said.
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer is writing federal regulators, asking them to crack down on the use of the pointers outside of their intended use in office presentations.
President Barack Obama will attend two fundraisers Monday in Connecticut, where he holds a comfortable lead over Republican Mitt Romney in public opinion polls.
Schroeder, 52, who lives in Washington Township and whose office is in Woodcliff Lake, has been arrested for allegedly writing bad checks worth close to $400,000.
Sen. Raymond Lesniak (D-Union) said that he withdrew his nomination for an the honor from the Patriots Path Council.
A pro-Palestinian ad at one train platform has ignited a battle of sorts. Now both sides in the Arab-Israeli conflict are targeting Metro-North train platforms with their side of the story.
The mega-complex formerly known as Xanadu is expected to have up to 150,000 visitors a day, far eclipsing the number who attended the Talmud event at MetLife Stadium on Wednesday.
Moriarty, 55, issued a statement denying the charges and saying he may file a complaint over his treatment with the police department's internal affairs unit.
Big changes brought about by the president's health care reform law are taking effect, meaning an estimated 47 million women will see the effects of the Affordable Care Act, which passed in 2012 and was largely upheld by the Supreme Court in June.
He became New York City's longest serving mayoral spokesman and now Stu Loeser is moving on.
Under the bill, only licensed dealers would be allowed to sell ammunition. They would have to notify a law enforcement officials within five business days about any sale of more than 1,000 rounds to an unlicensed person.
Sixty people reportedly paid $40,000 each to dine with the president Monday evening at the NoMad Hotel in the Flatiron district.
