Dionne Warwick To Headline Rangel's Birthday Bash
Singers Dionne Warwick and Chuck Jackson will headline next week's birthday fundraiser for embattled Democratic Rep. Charles Rangel.
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Singers Dionne Warwick and Chuck Jackson will headline next week's birthday fundraiser for embattled Democratic Rep. Charles Rangel.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New York City will appeal a ruling that has halted the hiring of rookie firefighters amid test-discrimination claims.
While the MTA is raising fares and cutting service, overtime pay for transit workers is apparently out of control.
A year after Bronx native Sonia Sotomayor became the third woman to serve on the Supreme Court, the Senate confirmed Manhattanite Elena Kagan as the 112th justice and fourth woman on the country's high court.
Embattled Sen. Pedro Espada has been accused by an opponent of using strong-arm tactics to knock him off the ballot.
A lawsuit in New York claims that the U.S. Census Bureau discriminated in its hiring of more than a million temporary workers to conduct the 2010 census.
NJ's legislative budget officer told an Assembly committee Thursday the state faces a $10.5 billion deficit in the next fiscal year.
Two New York City police motorcycles got into a minor accident while escorting Vice President Joe Biden to Kennedy Airport.
Peter Cammarano III has been sentenced to two years in prison for accepting bribes from a federal informant posing as a corrupt developer.
The mosque controversy is broken down into numbers, with a new poll finding the majority of New Yorkers are opposed to a planned mosque near Ground Zero.
Lawyers in New York City are promising to fight the decision made by a judge to halt the hiring of new firefighters after stating that the FDNY entry exam discriminates against minority applicants.
It was like a circus at the state capitol on Wednesday. CBS 2's Marcia Kramer has obtained video of angry Sen. Pedro Espada Jr. throwing money at protestors.
New York Attorney General candidates Kathleen Rice, Dan Donovan, Eric DiNallo and Eric Schneiderman have acknowledged experimenting with drugs in their younger years.
Even as lawmakers settled on a state spending plan Tuesday night, the budget along with more taxes and fees could drastically change the way the average New Yorker lives.
A day after the Legislature passed one of the latest state budgets in New York history, Gov. David Paterson says he'll still push lawmakers for his property tax cap.
