Voters In NJ To Decide New Legislature, Sports Betting Referendum
New Jersey voters have until 8 p.m. Tuesday to elect all 120 members of the state Legislature and decide if they want to allow sports betting in the state.
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New Jersey voters have until 8 p.m. Tuesday to elect all 120 members of the state Legislature and decide if they want to allow sports betting in the state.
"Our client is very brave to have come forward. She could have attempted to sell her story but chose not to do so," attorney Gloria Allred said during a news conference in New York City Monday.
"The last thing we should be doing in this economy is making it more expensive for New Yorkers to get to work,'' Schumer said at a news conference at Grand Central Terminal.
Babylon town supervisor and Suffolk County Executive candidate Steve Bellone stepped in last week to save Santa Claus from budget cuts.
Phil Amicone is on his way out as mayor of Yonkers and tomorrow, the people of that Westchester County city will elect a new leader.
After more than a half-year's honeymoon, some critics who were too enamored -- or too scared -- of the Democrat are beginning to speak out.
It was the second horse to collapse in the street in two weeks. Last week a spooked horse crashed outside Central Park. Animal advocates say enough is enough.
PSE&G thanked customers for their patience as they work to completely restore power. Meanwhile, JCP&L says it should be able to get everyone back on line by Friday night.
With the winning ticket having been sold in Fairfield County, speculation is rampant as to who the big winner is.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the city will enforce the law when it comes to dealing with the Occupy Wall Street protesters in Zuccotti Park.
A New Jersey judge says a lawsuit seeking to force the state to recognize gay marriage can go forward.
Abe Foxman, the national director of the Anti-Defamation League, says the amount of anti-Semitism is rising in America. A new survey by the ADL shows 40 million Americans are infected with serious anti-Semitism.
The plan calls for parking in some areas of the city to be by paid permit only. The idea is to make it easier for residents to find parking near their homes.
Jon Corzine stepped down Friday from running the securities firm that collapsed after his disastrous bets on European debt.
The drums were beating on Wall Street on Thursday, but they definitely weren't in tune with Bloomberg's latest thinking on the protest. He's upset that the protesters don't report crimes, like sex-related incidents, in Zuccotti Park to the police.
