Exclusive CBS 2/Rasmussen Poll: New Yorkers Not In Favor Of Kelly Running For Mayor
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly is one of the most popular people in New York City, but residents have a message for him: "don't give up your day job."
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Police Commissioner Ray Kelly is one of the most popular people in New York City, but residents have a message for him: "don't give up your day job."
Maybe he was really, really concentrating on the song.
A special grand jury report finds that unidentified Suffolk County officials used an ethics commission as a "political sword'' to attack enemies.
Ports on the East Coast, including New York, are scrambling to prepare for larger ships that will be in use once the Panama Canal is expanded in 2014.
The television host with the smooth voice and forever-young face, who died Wednesday at age 82, was appointment television for decades as Americans marked the end of one year and the beginning of another.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is proposing a bill that would require apartment buildings to adopt a written policy on where smoking is or is not allowed both inside and outside of apartment buildings and share it with literally everyone.
Owners of New York City's signature yellow cabs sued Wednesday over plans to let livery cars pick up passengers on the street outside the heart of Manhattan, turning to a court on the eve of an expected vote to put the proposal in action.
"Am I paying a mortgage here? Because that's what it sounds like me: I'm paying a mortgage. $1,400 to pay for water, come on," said Sahodra Samaroo.
"Certainly flattering to be spoken about, but I have no plans to run for elected office," Kelly told reporters on Wednesday.
Suffolk County executive Steve Bellone is revising his layoff list, and a good chunk of cops are grabbing early retirement in financially strapped Suffolk County.
A hearing on Capitol Hill on Wednesday focused on an issue that is of major concern to commuters -- high tolls. And New York and New Jersey are in the spotlight.
The idea played to mixed reviews from several commuters in midtown Manhattan.
The governor's office said the Christies have filed for a six-month filing extension, though it did not specify why it was sought.
Cuomo reported income of nearly $50,000 from unspecified investments in bonds and in investments generally categorized as real estate or "royalties" in Dallas, Austin, and Fort Worth and in Red Bank, N.J.
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer wants the New York State Legislature to revive the long-dead New York City commuter tax, WCBS 880's Paul Murnane reported Tuesday.
