Hempstead Appears Ready To Lose Typewriters, Go Digital
From smartphones to high-speed internet, nowadays it seems like technology runs most of our lives. But on Long Island, one town is lagging behind.
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From smartphones to high-speed internet, nowadays it seems like technology runs most of our lives. But on Long Island, one town is lagging behind.
A mailing from the New York State Democratic Committee implies Cynthia Nixon is weak on supporting Jewish issues.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Saturday he'd refrain from endorsing a candidate ahead of Thursday's Democratic gubernatorial primary.
With the Democratic gubernatorial primary in New York just days away, Gov. Cuomo spent Friday dedicating the new Tappan Zee Bridge to his father
President Trump claims he fell asleep watching former President Barack Obama's critical speech about the current political climate.
The subpoenas were issued to the Archdiocese of New York in New York City as well as the dioceses of Albany, Brooklyn, Rochester, Syracuse, Buffalo, Ogdensburg and Rockville Center.
Governor Andrew Cuomo has unveiled new plans to spiff up Penn Station for Long Island Rail Road commuters as a new report finds trains are late more than they've been in years.
Many in Nassau County say it's time to get real and quash antiquated cash allowances for unused sick days and vacation days.
Pet leasing, or the practice of paying off a dog or cat as you would a car, could soon be illegal in the state of New York.
After Wednesday's session lasted over 12 hours, Thursday's hearing got off to a tense start over the controversial release of confidential emails.
The official claims to be part of a group of people "working diligently from within" to impede the president's "worst inclinations" and ill-conceived parts of his agenda.
Senators immediately peppered Kavanaugh with questions into how the judge would rule as part of the nation's highest court.
The Westchester County executive is pushing back against critics of a proposal to relocate a Family Court facility.
The Long Island Rail Road is on pace to deliver its worst on-time performance in two decades. But that hasn't stopped Gov. Andrew Cuomo from touting the agency's progress.
As Richard Carranza grapples with desegregating the city school system, the chancellor has taken one option off the table.
