Conservative Blogger Andrew Breitbart Dead At 43
Andrew Breitbart, who posted the infamous crotch shot and shirtless photos of former Rep. Anthony Weiner, died shorlty after midnight in Los Angeles.
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Andrew Breitbart, who posted the infamous crotch shot and shirtless photos of former Rep. Anthony Weiner, died shorlty after midnight in Los Angeles.
Council members from all five boroughs are vowing to stop a Bloomberg administration plan to charge non-profits for garbage pickup.
Two protesters were arrested on Wednesday. One of them, a woman in clown makeup, was skipping as police led her away in handcuffs.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie got a standing ovation as he announced state approval to reopen Pascack Valley Hospital, but many of the questions were at the town hall meeting were about making the public schools better.
Four members of the NYPD have been shot over the past two and a half months. Officer Peter Figoski was killed and the other three cops survived.
A city council member is vowing to crack down on illegal electric bikes in New York City. Councilwoman Jessica Lappin says that she has received a number of complaints from residents.
Jenny Hou, whose real name is Jia Hou, faces fraud charges. Authorities say Hou used "straw donors" to funnel over-the-limit illegal contributions to the Liu campaign.
Last week, the ratings on teachers became public knowledge. Now, the mayor is weighing in.
Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy and others say every year hundreds of millions of dollars crosses the border to liquor stores out of state.
Thousands of commuters will get their chance to sound off on plans to replace the Tappan Zee Bridge.
The Associated Press reports the NYPD used some federal drug fighting funds to help pay for surveillance of mosques and Muslim businesses.
Jose Pimentel, Samir Khan and Faisal Shahzad might not be household names, but the NYPD says its undercover work in the Muslim community kept them from blowing up your households.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo jokingly played up his "flexibility" as governor, comparing himself to the animated clay character from 1960s television.
A New Jersey Senate panel has advanced a bill that would end the free tolls, sports tickets and other perks that have sometimes been given to commissioners and staff with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
A vote scheduled for today on Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano's plan to close four of the eight police precincts has been postponed until next week.
