Analysis: Cuomo On Track To Win Budget Fight
The Cuomo administration says it's ready to make the Democrat's $132.5 billion plan, which carries a 2.7 percent cut and deep gouges to the public university system, the law of the land on April 2.
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The Cuomo administration says it's ready to make the Democrat's $132.5 billion plan, which carries a 2.7 percent cut and deep gouges to the public university system, the law of the land on April 2.
Giuliani, who says he hasn't decided whether he will run again, sounded a lot like a candidate when he spoke at a GOP fundraiser in Manchester on Friday night.
There was growing alarm and plenty of fight among senior citizens Friday over plans to shut down more than one hundred senior centers in New York City.
Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner's proposed for a 3 percent increase in the hotel tax has drawn opposition from hotel owners.
Christie said he wants to have the new superintendent working before the new school year.
Loch Arbour's leaders will decide next month whether the Monmouth County village of 194 residents should seek to merge with neighboring Allenhurst.
Governor Christie said he wants health care concessions achieved through legislation, not bargaining.
Malloy is seeking funds rejected by Florida for a planned commuter rail line between New Haven and Springfield, Massachusetts.
Gov. Christie suspended Albert Manzo and Michael Cricco from the North Jersey District Water Supply Commission, saying they abused the public's trust.
The law's chief sponsor, City Councilwoman Jessica Lapin, says the law demands truth in advertising.
The New York Post reported that a Florida mother passed through security at Newark Liberty Airport with a steak knife in her 1-year-old son's carriage.
Former President Bill Clinton is slimming down his presence in Harlem.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has begun investigating two state-funded educational groups and their ties to a legislator.
Thursday's meeting will include the Democratic governor, Senate Republican leader Dean Skelos, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, Assembly Republican leader Brian Kolb and Senate Democratic leader John Sampson.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's negative comments about Buffalo aren't sitting well with his counterpart in the upstate city.
