President Trump In Texas For Updates On Harvey Flooding, Recovery
The president is in Corpus Christi on the first leg of a two-stop tour of the state to be briefed on the damage and the recovery efforts.
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The president is in Corpus Christi on the first leg of a two-stop tour of the state to be briefed on the damage and the recovery efforts.
As the extent of damage following Hurricane Harvey continues to grow, some New York and New Jersey lawmakers are voicing quick support behind a future recovery package for Texas despite some senators from there trying to deny Tri-State relief funds after Superstorm Sandy.
The commission will review the statue of Christopher Columbus in Columbus Circle, among others.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Sunday signed Briana's Law, requiring New York City police officers and state troopers to complete training in CPR.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is considering congestion pricing with no source of revenue to find the city's aging subway system, and some lawmakers in Queens do not like the idea at all.
Here is a transcript of the weekly Democratic address, delivered by Connecticut Congressman Jim Himes.
Here is a transcript of President Donald J. Trump's Weekly Address from the White House from August 25, 2017.
Two New York City councilmembers introduced a resolution Thursday supporting passage of federal legislation that would change how Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol agents operate.
Mayor Bill de Blasio defended his record at a Democratic candidate debate Wednesday, while opponent Sal Albanese took the mayor to task on issues from homelessness to mass transit.
The "Vote For The City You Want" campaign highlights how local elections impact our daily lives.
The senator had little to say as he entered the courthouse in Newark Tuesday.
A city document indicated that Mayor Bill de Blasio and four of his aides used personal email accounts for city business, sources said late Tuesday.
It was supposed to be a peace rally, but a community activist who is also running for office said a Nassau County legislator tried to kick him out of the event.
The president has called the situation "a mess," and he's ready with a plan to help clean it up.
Even with New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo putting his full political weight behind congestion pricing for Manhattan, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday that he does not believe it is going to happen.