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Gov. Dan Malloy urges lawmakers to join him in building a full-scale economic revival in Connecticut and the governor wants legislative approval of more than $300 million in spending to achieve it. Sen. John McKinney doesn't believe the state is in the position to do that.
A day after delivering his State of the State address, Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy is hitting the road to promote his education reform ideas. Under the governor's plan, another $128 million on education.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg could afford to buy the Mets. But that's one job that he's not looking to step into after he leaves City Hall.
Since California's Proposition 8, which basically outlaws gay marriage, has been ruled unconstitutional, what effect does Gov. Chris Christie think the ruling will have on his preference to have New Jersey voters decide on the issue?
Cardinal-designate Timothy Dolan came to the South Bronx to bless a library, but he had no blessings -- just harsh words -- for President Barack Obama, who wants Catholic institutions to pay for birth control.
Details are being released of an audit of the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey ordered by both governors.
Gov. Chris Christie called for the leader of the state's teacher's union to resign Wednesday, after the union chief said "life's not always fair'' while discussing how poor families can't afford private schools - and union opposition to vouchers that could help them do so.
Say It With A Condom has launched a new product line named after the Republican presidential candidate featuring a caricature of Mitt Romney on top of $100 bills with the slogan "Never Settle."
House Democrats are recruiting Giants Hall of Famer Harry Carson to run for Congress in the Garden State.
Among lawmakers gathering in Hartford today is State Senator Edith Prague. She's returning for her 30th legislative session.
New Yorkers are giving Mayor Michael Bloomberg mixed grades in his handling of public schools, according to a Quinnipiac poll released Wednesday.
People sickened with HIV or AIDS and seeking help from New York City to pay their rent could become ineligible for housing assistance if they refuse to go into substance abuse treatment.
The White House was on the run Tuesday as the controversy over requiring Catholic institutions to provide birth control to their employees erupted on the campaign trail.
A federal judge in Connecticut says she will delay a civil trial in a discrimination case against East Haven police until after criminal cases against four officers charged with violating the rights of Latinos have concluded.
Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos is blasting a proposal by Gov. Andrew Cuomo that would allow the governor to reallocate funding approved by the Legislature.
