Wife Says NY Mayor Frightened Her With Roach
Fumiko Bradley testified against Democratic White Plains Mayor Adam Bradley, who was charged with slamming a door on her fingers and other crimes. He has pleaded not guilty.
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Fumiko Bradley testified against Democratic White Plains Mayor Adam Bradley, who was charged with slamming a door on her fingers and other crimes. He has pleaded not guilty.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan allege that Ahmed Ghailani was part of an al-Qaida cell that bombed two U.S. embassies in Africa in 1998.
Sen. Charles Schumer on Wednesday called on the State Liquor Authority to ban caffeinated alcoholic drinks, such as Four Loko, from being sold in New York.
A New Jersey school board has approved a contract extension for a school chief singled out by Gov. Chris Christie for seeking a salary well above a pending superintendent pay cap.
Michael Ritacco retired last month after he was arrested on fraud and bribery charges stemming from an alleged insurance-kickback scheme that federal officials called "staggering" in its scope.
A New York City jury has begun deliberations in the first civilian trial for a Guantanamo detainee.
Governor Christie killed the project last month, citing the potential for runaway costs.
Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday he would refuse to raise taxes to cover the state's budget shortfall and would seek cuts to education and health care instead.
After more than eight years running New York City's public schools, Chancellor Joel Klein is stepping down. And, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced Klein's surprising replacement.
While not the "royal screw-up" described by Mayor Bloomberg during the primary elections, the survey revealed issues with ballot design, the type size and a lack of privacy at polling places.
A lawyer for the first Guantanamo detainee to face a civilian trial says his client didn't know about a plot to bomb two U.S. embassies in Africa.
The wife of a New York mayor says she called police on him after he twice slammed a door on her fingers.
Small is one of a dozen defendants accused of trying to swing the June 2009 Democratic mayoral primary through the use of fraudulent absentee ballots.
Gillibrand aides said they cannot release details of the trip due to security concerns. They did not identify the other senators.
