Death Penalty Supporters Rallying Against Repeal In Connecticut
Death penalty supporters are also promising an amendment that would streamline the appeals process.
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Death penalty supporters are also promising an amendment that would streamline the appeals process.
The former politician said in a published report that he was "consulting and assisting in the management" of the new restaurant.
Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis is planning to announce his "political plans" in New Jersey.
Sen. Charles Schumer says New Yorkers could be missing tens of millions dollars in unclaimed tax refunds and college tuition tax credits.
In a picture hanging in New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's inner office, Cuomo is a young housing secretary at a Democratic dinner dais where his father, then-Gov. Mario Cuomo, was to introduce Bill Clinton, the president and Andrew's boss at the time.
President Barack Obama said a last-minute deal Friday with congressional leaders to avert a government shutdown happened because "Americans of different beliefs came together."
Dennis Walcott had been in ousted Cathie Black's shadow for months. Now, he has become the face of the Big Apple school system.
Public employee unions are being pushed to make concessions as local governments struggle to balance budgets. This is especially the case in Westchester County, where battle lines are being drawn.
This comes amid undertones that the talks with union leaders are not yielding the $1 billion in concessions Malloy is looking for this year.
Taxpayers in the Tri-State Area still expecting a refund check in the mail from Uncle Sam may have to wait a bit longer.
According to published reports, "understaffing, complacency and lack of focus," along with a lack of direction, poor communication and checkpoint design contributed to the decline in security.
But the Rutgers-Eagleton Poll also shows they oppose using public money for vouchers to send children to private schools.
Bloomberg's selection of Black to succeed Klein was almost instantly controversial. The decision received withering criticism from parents and lawmakers.
In New York City, where roughly 10 percent of revenue comes from Washington, thousands of locally-based federal workers would be furloughed.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie wants to empower teachers and liberate them, he says, from the bullies who run their union.
