Gov. Andrew Cuomo Says He Supports Casino Gaming In New York City
Cuomo said that if the Legislature took the necessary steps, he'd spend a year working out the details of a casino plan before attempting a voter referendum on it in 2013.
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Cuomo said that if the Legislature took the necessary steps, he'd spend a year working out the details of a casino plan before attempting a voter referendum on it in 2013.
As New Jersey's acting education commissioner, Christopher Cerf is charged with carrying out Gov. Chris Christie's plans to overhaul some aspects of the state's public education system.
When Westchester Assemblyman Steve Katz's wife Nicole was banned from posting on Senator Greg Ball's Facebook wall she wasn't happy.
The NYPD evicted the protesters from the park in November, although they were allowed to return without tents and other equipment.
More than a half-dozen major museums and organizations from the Smithsonian Institution to the New York Historical Society have been avidly collecting materials produced by the Occupy movement.
After a year of political wins including a cap on property tax growth and the legalization of gay marriage, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he even managed to surprise himself this year.
A spokesman for Trump says the businessman and television host changed his affiliation to preserve his option to seek the presidency in 2012.
Day two of Occupy Darien drew only a few protesters - even fewer than day one during which eleven people showed up. That's one for every police officer assigned to keep the peace.
Halfway into his term, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is shuffling his top staff.
Chairman John Farmer Jr., who is the Rutgers Law School dean, says Republicans and Democrats are likely to remain divided.
Director Stephen Daldry asked Baldwin if he was going to have a political career, to which the actor responded "I doubt it now. The older I get, the more I feel that all of it has changed."
Mayor Bloomberg celebrated the historic taxi agreement with cheering livery drivers Wednesday at Seanman Car Service in Inwood.
Now that the war in Iraq is officially over two local lawmakers are calling on New York City to honor those who fought there with a ticker tape parade down the "Canyon of Heroes." But there seems to be some resistance in Washington.
There were plenty of Darien police officers on standby but few protestors at Occupy Darien. Organizer Margaret Rague has been eager to welcome anyone who might be part of the movement.
The 13-member commission has been sequestered inside a New Brunswick hotel since Monday, trading ideas on how to eliminate one of the state's 13 seats.
