Sarah Palin Concludes New York City Visit With Private Tour Of Ellis Island, Statue of Liberty
Sarah Palin said she got goosebumps as she walked through the halls of Ellis Island where millions of immigrants passed through between 1892 and 1954.
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Sarah Palin said she got goosebumps as she walked through the halls of Ellis Island where millions of immigrants passed through between 1892 and 1954.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposed teacher layoffs has caused a stir among New York City lawmakers, teachers and parents.
Sen. Schumer was at the Wilmot Cancer Center at the University of Rochester Medical Center to promote the "Preserving Access to Life-Saving Medications Act," which would require drug makers to notify the FDA when a shortage of raw materials or other problem would likely cause a medication shortage.
Sarah Palin made a stop in Manhattan on Tuesday during her "One Nation" bus tour. The 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee met with Donald Trump at his Trump Tower condominium before grabbing a slice of pizza in Times Square.
The Borough Park traffic islands that CBS 2 first told you about six months ago, the ones that caused such chaos, are apparently going to be removed.
Congressman Anthony Weiner has hired an attorney in response to what some are calling "Weiner-gate" -- the mystery of how a lewd photo that was sent from his Twitter account to a college student.
Peter Koo and Dan Halloran are concerned about the proliferation of shops and stores that have store names written in other languages.
The Mendham woman's confirmation hearing comes more than a year after Gov. Chris Christie picked her to join a court he says it too activist.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson was on a solidarity tour across New Jersey to support union workers and oppose cuts to public services by Gov. Chris Christie.
Gov. Chris Christie had been locked in a battle of wills with Senate President Stephen Sweeney over nominee Anne Patterson, 52, of Mendham. Sweeney blocked the nomination from moving forward, saying Christie was threatening the independence of the judiciary.
Schumer said the federal law was needed because of serious crashes in recent years involving rental cars under recalls.
Governor Chris Christie's legal battle with the federal government over whether the state owes $271 million for abandoning a train tunnel under the Hudson has so far cost the state more than a $1 million.
A spokesman for New York Rep. Anthony Weiner says a lewd photograph sent from the Democrat's Twitter account is just "a distraction" perpetrated by a hacker.
New York's Senator Charles Schumer wants to know why New York gas prices are still so high, saying he suspects prices are being artificially inflated.
NJ Senate Republicans have been asked to consider taking a unified position on public education that includes removing the Supreme Court from school funding decisions.
