Schneiderman Leads In A.G. Race Ahead Of Debate
A new poll shows the Democrat running for attorney general in New York leading his Republican opponent as they head into their first debate Friday.
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A new poll shows the Democrat running for attorney general in New York leading his Republican opponent as they head into their first debate Friday.
Two weeks after Mark Zuckerberg announced a $100 million donation to Newark schools, students there used the social networking site to stage a protest.
Former New York City police commissioner Bernard Kerik says he received a tougher sentence because the judge took his case "personally.''
Republican Carl Paladino is trying to get his campaign back on track by painting himself as just a dad trying to protect his daughter.
The candidates sparred over who is the best equipped to rejuvenate the economy and spur more jobs.
Citing the state's inability to pay for cost overruns on the rail tunnel project, Gov. Christie said Thursday he would not put taxpayers on a "never-ending hook."
First there were bike lanes and then no smoking on beaches. On Thursday came another proposal for New Yorkers: no food stamps for soda or other sugared drinks.
New Jersey Attorney General Paula Dow announced a new policy Thursday to lift restrictions on the use of stun guns by law enforcement.
One wonders when the silly games and finger pointing will end down at the Statehouse.
Former NY state comptroller Hevesi has pleaded guilty to a felony corruption charge for taking gifts while running the state's multibillion dollar pension fund.
In the latest Quinnipiac poll, Cuomo has 55 percent of the votes, compared to Paladino's 37 percent.
An informant whose secretly recorded videotapes of public officials form the heart of a federal corruption sting faces a potentially lengthy cross-examination Thursday.
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar and New York Sen. Charles Schumer have a friendly bet riding on the Twins-Yankees playoff series.
The nation's most expensive transit project has been stopped in its tracks. Governor Chris Christie is threatening to permanently put the brakes on construction of a new tunnel that could make life easier for New Jersey commuters.
Move over Marist and Quinnipiac! There's a new polling center in town.
