Gov. Christie's Answer To 2012 White House Bid Remains 'No'
The first-term governor and GOP favorite continues to be talked about as a possible challenger to President Barack Obama, but his answer has consistently been 'no.'
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The first-term governor and GOP favorite continues to be talked about as a possible challenger to President Barack Obama, but his answer has consistently been 'no.'
Christie says he will allow the state to begin dispensing medical marijuana despite his concerns over whether federal authorities could prosecute state regulators.
State employee union leaders agreed to change their rules for ratifying a labor savings and concessions agreement, reviving hopes that thousands of layoffs and deep budget cuts can be stopped.
Democrats say cuts made by the Republican governor before signing a $29.7 billion budget disproportionately hurt the poor and middle-class.
Sen. Charles Schumer said if airlines don't start reimbursing their rising fees when passengers' bags are lost, he'll introduce a bill to force the issue.
The state budget adopted late last month called for about $850 million more in state subsidies than the previous year. About half that amount was added at the end of the budget process.
The Empire State Pride Agenda's check to the Democrat was one of the biggest among Cuomo's $5.5 million in contributions since January.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg says he has no plans to seek office again. But he's still spending millions of dollars of his own money on political advertising.
Rob Astorino says he won't work with a gun to his head.
Assemblyman Caputo's bill requires parents to report missing children within 12 hours.
Nobody has more chutzpah than New Yorkers. And we know that it takes chutzpah to say "chutzpah" and mispronounce it.
The law would have required such centers to detail whether they provided abortions or emergency contraception, and whether they had a licensed medical provider on-site. The law was to go into effect on Thursday.
Rudy Giuliani says he isn't convinced that any of the declared Republican presidential contenders can defeat President Barack Obama.
To people passing by West 66th Street, it's worth a second look, or a photo.
