Cops On Alert At Tri-State Rail Stations After Al Qaeda Vows Revenge For Bin Laden Killing
The world's most wanted man is dead, but concerns over retaliation have commuters and police on guard at Penn Station and rail stations across the country.
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The world's most wanted man is dead, but concerns over retaliation have commuters and police on guard at Penn Station and rail stations across the country.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is not raising taxes, but his new budget seeks to squeeze every penny possible from New Yorkers, as he cuts corners in agency after agency.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he received word about the death of Osama bin Laden 90 minutes before it was publicly announced.
In addition to laying a wreath at the site of the collapsed Twin Towers, President Obama met with first responders, police officers and family members of those killed.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg's final budget proposal would rescue government-subsidized child care services for more than 14,500 children in low-income families -- an issue that some City Council members had indicated could be a sticking point in budget negotiations.
Track and field legend Carl Lewis finally found a court willing to help him get into the race for the New Jersey state Senate — but there's a chance his run will be fleeting.
New York Democrat Rep. Anthony Weiner says people should accept that "these photos won't add anything.''
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood was proposing tougher penalties for rogue tour bus operators and policy changes to make it easier to put them out of business.
In an interview with CBS News correspondent Steve Kroft for this Sunday's "60 Minutes", President Barack Obama says he won't release the Osama bin Laden images taken to prove his death.
There was a contentious hearing Tuesday on NYC's controversial pedestrian plaza program. One city councilman demanded that the Department of Transportation get back to basics and fix roads.
Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has signed his first budget into law, calling it tough, fair and honest.
Republican Secretary of State Kim Guadagno last week ruled the Democratic former track star isn't eligible to run in the 8th legislative district because he hasn't lived in New Jersey the last four years.
Some lawmakers in Albany want a state law to prohibit doctors from wearing neckties in hospitals. The proposal cites a study that shows bacteria that could lead to serious infection can be carried on ties and other loose-fitting clothing.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, closely allied with the Senate Republican majority that once blocked gay marriage, said he's now optimistic it will be legalized in New York.
Christie abandoned the project last fall, citing escalating costs. He noted potential overruns of $2 billion to $5 billion, which he said the state couldn't afford.
