Staten Island Commuters Cry Foul Over Parking Tickets
It's park at your own risk on Staten Island. Thanks to a sneaky sign at the St. George Ferry Terminal drivers are getting $95 tickets, even though they've already paid the $8 daily parking fee.
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It's park at your own risk on Staten Island. Thanks to a sneaky sign at the St. George Ferry Terminal drivers are getting $95 tickets, even though they've already paid the $8 daily parking fee.
Governor Cuomo is threatening to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in state aid unless educators agree to a new evaluation system.
It's the end of the road for John Huntsman. The former Utah Governor has halted his bid for the Republican candidacy.
As Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to present his budget proposal for the coming fiscal year, a state financial report shows the boomlet that appeared briefly in the spring has fizzled.
New York City's buses and subways are still running today, even though the contract for 34,000 Transport Workers Union workers expired at midnight.
A new poll shows New Yorkers still strongly support Gov. Andrew Cuomo, but not all of his ideas for his second year in office.
"This is just the latest in a series of ongoing anti-Semitic occurrences in Brooklyn and throughout New York City, and people are justifiably very concerned and upset," said Assemblyman Dov Hikind.
About 400 demonstrators singing "We Shall Overcome" marched in a candlelight vigil Sunday night to Riverside Church in Manhattan for an hours-long program featuring musical performances and quick speeches.
The move comes after a recent published report showed one in five multimillion dollar purchases made by governments in New Jersey broke the law.
The Obama administration says it would oppose pending legislation that would undermine "the dynamic, innovative global Internet.''
Manhattan borough president Scott Stringer says he is opposed to the sale of three lower Manhattan sites currently owned by New York City.
"I'm certainly hoping that it will be successful. It will allow the state to recover hundreds of millions of dollars in sales that we're currently losing; obviously having a good impact on employment," Gov. Malloy said.
The bill, which passed committee but failed to come to a vote before the end of the legislative term, would more than double the solar output from utilities by 2014.
For a politician who tries to never make a mistake, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has suffered a major "oops" moment with his grandiose plans to let the owner of the Aqueduct racino build a new convention center there.
United Federation of Teachers president Michael Mulgrew says they've gone to the state to try and drag city officials back to the negotiating table to reach an agreement on a new teacher evaluation process.
