Manhattan Pres. Stringer Wants Bill To Fight Employment Bias
A city official says city and state lawmakers need to pass legislation banning bias against the unemployed in hiring efforts.
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A city official says city and state lawmakers need to pass legislation banning bias against the unemployed in hiring efforts.
Five years after it started, federal prosecutors have ended their investigation into U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez's relationship with a nonprofit agency in Hudson County.
Low-income New Yorkers can get free legal advice next week during the statewide Pro Bono Week held by the state Bar Association.
CBS 2's Don Dahler speaks with Long Island Congressman Peter King about the withdrawal of troops from Iraq, Moammar Gadhafi's killing, and the foiled terrorist attack involving Iran.
Councilman James Oddo invited a New Hampshire company to do a demonstration of what they call the future of pothole repair.
Groups representing minorities in New Jersey have appealed to Gov. Chris Christie to make the state Supreme Court more diverse. The Legislative Black Caucus sent a letter this month urging Christie to use his next appointment to nominate a minority.
Residents say they're fed up with all the noise and the garbage from the protesters.
No one in Libya was untouched by the tyranny of now late dictator Moammar Gadhafi, according to Dr. Abubaker Saad.
John Haggerty was convicted today of cheating Mayor Michael Bloomberg out of $1.1 million, ending a case that has put a spotlight on the billionaire mayor and the inner workings of his campaigns.
There is chatter that Chris Ward, the outgoing executive director of the Port Authority, might run for mayor of New York City.
Officials say Moammar Gadhafi, who ruled Libya for more than four decades, was captured and killed Thursday after his hometown of Sirte fell to revolutionary forces.
Joseph Lhota served as deputy mayor for operations under Mayor Rudy Giuliani. He oversaw day-to-day management of the city, and supervised city agencies.
The jury's latest question reveals confusion as they try to sort through the political wheeling and dealing that left Bloomberg's re-election campaign out $1.1 million in the mayor's own money.
Schneiderman says the bill would force states like New York with tougher handgun restrictions to allow visitors to carry their weapons obtained in other states with weaker laws.
A natural gas pipeline bound for Manhattan is planned to go under parts of Hudson County and both supporters and opponents got to voice their opinions at a meeting in Jersey City on Wednesday night.
