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Mitch McConnell met with the retired police officers and firefighters weeks after comedian Jon Stewart and many ailing emergency workers criticized lawmakers for not acting faster to approve the funding.
It's a six-way primary race to replace longtime DA Richard Brown, who died last month.
Queens Democrats pick a district attorney candidate tomorrow in a race that's taken on national significance.
President Trump has proposed tariffs ranging from 25 to 100 percent on more than 300 products from Europe, including wine, cheese and seafood. The biggest price hikes, though, could be on olive oil.
In a new book excerpt published in New York magazine, writer E. Jean Carroll has made sexual assault claims against President Trump and Leslie Moonves, the former chairman and CEO of CBS Corporation.
The New Jersey state legislature just passed its proposal, but Gov. Phil Murphy has no plans to sign it just yet.
The bill, which passed unanimously, means there will be unprecedented monitoring, and a three-person panel will have veto power over superintendent selection and spending.
Lou Alvarez, one of the retired NYPD officers who just sat in an emotional congressional hearing with Jon Stewart, announced he has entered hospice care due to the incurable nature of his cancer.
It's being hailed as the nation's most ambitious state response to climate change.
New Jersey parents could soon be held accountable for their children's bad behavior.
U.S. officials say Iran shot down the drone over international waters over the Strait of Hormuz Thursday, while Iran claims it shot down a U.S. drone flying in its airspace.
The New York state Senate passed unprecedented legislation Wednesday calling for intervention to help the struggling Hempstead School District, and now the Assembly will weigh in on the bill.
Erie County Clerk Michael Kearns said Wednesday he's going to federal court with his concerns that the law, signed by Gov. Cuomo Tuesday, conflicts with federal policy.
New York politicians shifted their focus to a bill that would expunge the records of hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers who were arrested for marijuana offenses.
Lou Alvarez, one of the retired NYPD officers who just sat in an emotional congressional hearing with Jon Stewart, announced he has entered hospice care due to the incurable nature of his cancer.
