Gov. Murphy, Task Force Turning Up Heat On Teen Vaping
Vaping-related illnesses have just surpassed 1,000 cases nationwide. So, New Jersey is taking another step to stop the crisis.
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Vaping-related illnesses have just surpassed 1,000 cases nationwide. So, New Jersey is taking another step to stop the crisis.
You can add a Long Island firehouse to the list of pipeline pawns that have been denied a hook-up to natural gas by National Grid.
The president's comments came as Kurt Volker, the former special envoy who resigned abruptly last week, appeared before House lawmakers for an interview regarding his dealings with Ukraine.
A new program allows people arrested for minor offenses to avoid jail -- even a court appearance -- just by visiting a museum.
Frustrated teachers and students are speaking out. They say it has been bedlam at Hempstead's middle school, where many students are still without accurate schedules.
Leading Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is recovering after doctors found a blockage in one artery and inserted two stents.
House Democrats leading the impeachment inquiry into President Trump said they plan to issue a new subpoena demanding the White House turn over documents about the president's July phone call with the leader of Ukraine.
Judge J. Paul Oetken dismissed a challenge on Monday to the Republican-led tax overhaul filed last year by New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Maryland.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused House Democrats of trying to "bully" and "intimidate" State Department officials.
De Blasio credits part of the changes to measures like raising the minimum wage, universal pre-K, and paid safe and sick leave.
A series of rapid-fire developments Monday afternoon brought the the House impeachment inquiry into clearer focus.
The NCAA is anything but pleased and had asked lawmakers to veto the bill.
Collins, a Republican from the Buffalo area, is accused of leaking confidential information.
House Democrats are planning to pursue new subpoenas for documents and testimony in their impeachment inquiry into President Trump, an escalation in a showdown with increasingly high stakes.
More than half of Americans say they approve of the fact that Congress has opened an impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
