Gov. Cuomo Makes No Apologies, Says He's Fine With How State Performed During Last Week's Storm
Where was Gov. Andrew Cuomo? It's a question some people were asking during Thursday's paralyzing snowstorm.
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Where was Gov. Andrew Cuomo? It's a question some people were asking during Thursday's paralyzing snowstorm.
Peters says he was given the heave-ho by de Blasio after he repeatedly refused to deep six investigations that exposed the dark underbelly of de Blasio's administration.
Sen. Bill Nelson conceded defeat to Republican Gov. Rick Scott in Florida's bitterly contested Senate race after final official results posted showed Scott ahead by more than 10,000 votes.
When the mayor finally addressed the media, flanked by several city commissioners, a frustrated de Blasio repeatedly blamed the city's poor response on a "perfect storm."
Mayor Bill de Blasio's office announced a new head of the city's Department of Investigation, indicating a shake up and firing of Mark Peters as the previous commissioner.
Up and down New Jersey roads, the signs can still be found stuck in the ground and posted to electric poles.
CBS2's Political Reporter Marcia Kramer broke the news back in June that Bloomberg was laying the groundwork for a run at the White House.
She said she'd serve a full six-year term, but having handily won re-election to the U.S. Senate, Kirsten Gillibrand says she might be off to the races again, seeking the presidency in 2020.
From long lines to broken voting machines, election day was a mess this week at the polls – but will anything change next time?
The administration is moving forward with a regulation that would withhold asylum protection from immigrants who cross the border illegally first.
Crews have begun removing the "I Love New York" tourism signs on state highways to avoid a $14 million penalty.
Many small businesses are battling for survival in the city -- especially in the face of high rents. One city councilman says he has the answer to this crisis. But will it work?
Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas said she believed Schneiderman's accusers but cited "legal impediments" in declining to press charges.
Outgoing Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi and former Attorney General William Barr, who served in the role under President George H. W. Bush, are also under consideration, CBS News reported.
The first hearing was held Wednesday in divorce number three for Rudy Giuliani, and things took a nasty turn.
