Street Vendor Who Alerted Cops To Times Square Bombing Seeking Congressional Office
Duane Jackson said his brush with terrorism and celebrity taught him that it made sense to get involved.
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Duane Jackson said his brush with terrorism and celebrity taught him that it made sense to get involved.
Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone is seeking emergency approval to amend a 33-year-old residency requirement on top county jobs.
Assembly Democrats met privately for 90 minutes primarily on gay marriage before Speaker Sheila Oliver announced the vote on Feb. 16.
World War II ended nearly seven decades ago, but on Monday Stanley Rosenfeld of Hewitt got a long overdue thank you.
The Federal Transportation bill would change how mass transit is funded by the government, taking away gas tax revenue and instead make a one-time deposit into a mass transit trust fund.
The Connecticut General Assembly will convene on Wednesday for its 2012 session, and a major concern will be dealing with an unexpected budget deficit.
The dozen protesters had been kept across the street from the Ritz-Carlton hotel Sunday afternoon. They had been waving flags and yelling in opposition to President Ali Abdullah Saleh.
New York's Legislature will consider taxes at its next public hearing on Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposed budget.
"It just feels like it's all tarnished now," said former supporter Dorothy Twinney. "Honestly, I'm not sure what they can do to change that."
"Any invasion of Iran would be a repeat of what happened in Iraq," said protester Corrine Willinger.
Many New Yorkers aren't happy with Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich after a comment he made about residents of the Big Apple earlier this week while stumping in Nevada.
"Asserting a legal claim in furtherance of your order is the only viable corrective action available," interim district Business Administrator Mark Resnick said.
"We want to apologize to the American public for recent decisions that cast doubt upon our commitment to our mission of saving women's lives," the group said in a statement.
New Jersey U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg made a bet with his Massachusetts counterpart Sen. John Kerry on this Sunday's Super Bowl.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg's budget proposes cutting $40 million from the funding for New York City fire companies, and the possible reductions have the full attention of the fire officers union head - Al Hagan.
