NYC Lawmakers Compromise On Living Wage Bill
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn announced the deal Friday along with political officials and union and business representatives.
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City Council Speaker Christine Quinn announced the deal Friday along with political officials and union and business representatives.
Six constituents of Queens New York State Senator Tony Avella have complained in the past few weeks of tickets for placing trash curbside outside of the sanitation department policy's hours.
A wind advisory has been issued for Connecticut until midnight Friday. Southwest winds are forecast to remain strong through the afternoon and into this evening with gusts to 50 mph at times.
In an interview with talk-show queen Oprah Winfrey, set to air this weekend, the hefty GOP governor said he knew that he had found a partner for life in wife Mary Pat when she suggested making an illicit late-night doughnut run.
There's a new battle underway to save New York City's failing schools. Mayor Michael Bloomberg has threatened to fire up to half of the teachers at struggling institutions in all five boroughs.
The state of New York is considering a dramatic expansion of its DNA collection. New Yorkers who find themselves under arrest for anything may soon have to give up a sample.
New York City's mayor resumed his weird love affair with pop superstar Lady Gaga on Thursday by unveiling a short video prior to his 11th state of the city address.
It's been a tough go for state approved medical marijuana facilities trying to open in New Jersey.
Fewer people are mailing letters or bills and four out of ten stamps are now bought at grocery and drug stores. That's why they're considering closing a mail processing center in Teterboro and shifting duties to their Kearny center.
Jobs were the topic at a roundtable discussion in Bridgeport Thursday morning, where they were trying to find solutions to America's employment crisis and to assist those who've been out of work for a long time.
An Oxycodone epidemic is running rampant through New York State, according to State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
Mitt Romney followed up his win in Iowa with a convincing win in New Hampshire's Republican primary. The former Massachusetts governor easily outdistanced Ron Paul and Jon Huntsman and now it's on to South Carolina.
He doesn't like the salt on the margarita glass and has fought against the fat in the Kahlua and cream. But was Mayor Michael Bloomberg really thinking of trying to shut the tap on the bar business as the New York Post reported?
Gov. Dan Malloy believes setting benchmarks for Connecticut utilities will improve their response to storms.
New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn says she's been hearing a steady drumbeat of complaints from eatery owners about the health department's restaurant letter grading system.
