Worries Mount That Cuomo's Free Tuition Program Could Hurt Private Colleges, Raise Property Taxes
Some private colleges have cried foul over a free tuition plan being considered in Albany.
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Some private colleges have cried foul over a free tuition plan being considered in Albany.
Mayor Bill de Blasio was under fire late Friday, a day after he refused to answer questions about topics important to New Yorkers.
The decision marks a reversal from the Obama administration and clears the way for the $8 billion project to be completed.
President Donald Trump was forcing a showdown on health care Friday night.
Two upstate politicians were facing felony charges that they violated state election law, in the latest allegations in a rash of corruption arrests in New York state government.
Mayor Bill de Blasio refused to answer questions about an arrest in a racially-motived Midtown homicide and other topics Thursday, instead stalking away from a news conference.
A push is on to put a life-saving drug in all New Jersey schools.
New York Sen. Charles Schumer said he would lead a filibuster against Gorsuch and that the judge "almost instinctively favors the powerful over the weak."
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday urging state lawmakers to raise taxes on the state's wealthiest residents.
With another sharp increase in anti-Semitic incidents, police Commissioner James O'Neill promises stepped-up security for the Passover holiday.
From the pivotal health care vote, to questions on Russian ties and revelations about intelligence gathering, Capitol Hill was busy Wednesday.
Gorsuch is facing more questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo lashed out at congressional Republicans Tuesday, saying they have ``declared war on New York'' with a plan to cut off Medicaid contributions from local counties.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said Tuesday that President Donald Trump's environmental budget cuts would have a devastating impact on the state.
With New York City's population aging, Comptroller Scott Stringer said the city needs a path forward to help seniors age in their homes.
