PHOTOS: Bernie Sanders Rallies Crowd In Washington Square Park
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders held a rally before a crowd estimated at 27,000 in Washington Square Park on Wednesday, April 13, 2016.
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U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders held a rally before a crowd estimated at 27,000 in Washington Square Park on Wednesday, April 13, 2016.
The New York Daily News editorial board is backing Ohio Gov. John Kasich ahead of next week's New York Republican primary.
The head of the Republican National Committee is lashing out at Donald Trump's charges that the party's presidential nomination process is "rigged.''
Donald Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski will reportedly not be prosecuted after he was charged in March with simple battery in connection with an incident with a female reporter.
The chairman of New York City's police watchdog agency has resigned a day after being sued by its executive director.
Acting New Jersey Transportation Commissioner Richard Hammer said Wednesday that the fund for road and bridge work may go broke this summer.
The Republican front-runner is scheduled to appear for a fundraiser at the Emporium in Patchogue on Thursday.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton announced Wednesday that she would create an Office of Immigrant Affairs if she was elected president.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said it's ridiculous to think he dragged down Hillary Clinton's campaign over a joke at a weekend charity event that some criticized as racist.
The Republican candidate for president has long criticized de Blasio's policies, but the radio ad is his most pointed attack yet.
Watch representatives from the Clinton and Sanders campaigns debate Friday at CBS Radio's Hudson Square Studios. This event will be followed on Monday with a debate featuring supporters of the GOP.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said she's confident she can beat Donald Trump and said she's "already gotten more votes" than the GOP front-runner.
"Throughout his career, Donald Trump has demonstrated real leadership," the Observer wrote.
Trump boasted about his social media prowess, saying it gives him a huge advantage over his rivals while marveling at its great reach.
New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday that he wants to spend $5 million on a feasibility study that will make it easier to get on and off Long Island.
