Gov. Murphy Signs Bill That Will Eventually Raise Minimum Wage In N.J. To $15 An Hour
The bill raises the current $8.85 minimum wage to $10 an hour in July, then hikes the rate by $1 in subsequent years until it reaches $15 in 2024.
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The bill raises the current $8.85 minimum wage to $10 an hour in July, then hikes the rate by $1 in subsequent years until it reaches $15 in 2024.
New Jersey Senator Cory Booker says the country needs a revival of "civic grace" as he throws his name into the 2020 race.
"Upon learning that he had inappropriate encounters within the office and that it was making some staff uncomfortable, he was asked to leave," a Schumer spokesperson confirmed to CBS News on Friday.
The Democrat announced his campaign with a video Friday, the first day of Black History Month.
In her weekly news conference Thursday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi addressed the ongoing negotiations over border security, making it clear that she still opposes a wall.
It appears the New York City Housing Authority has a road map to a better future.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy governor and his state's Congressional delegation took a high-profile tour of the deteriorating Hudson River rail tunnel.
The reproductive rights act was just signed into law last week, but it has already triggered a firestorm.
The governor on Tuesday shrugged off the criticism from New York's top Catholic, and additional calls from Church leaders for his excommunication over his support of a new state abortion law.
Eric Schneiderman used nearly $340,000 in political campaign funds to pay the law firm that represented him during an investigation of allegations that he physically abused several women
Some 200,000 commuters go through the North River tunnel each day.
With the federal government reopened, for many new members of Congress, Monday was their first official day of business.
City term limits mandate that a newcomer take office after Mayor Bill de Blasio finishes his current term. Though an election is years away, we're already getting a glimpse at the field.
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz says he's considering running for president as an independent, telling "60 Minutes" he might jump into the race without party backing.
The White House says Trump signed the measure after the Senate and House each passed it Friday.
