NYC Announces Bail Reforms, Looks For More Ways To 'Fix' Process
Calling the current system unfair, the state's chief judge announced earlier this month he was ordering the judiciary to take administrative steps to change how bail is set.
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Calling the current system unfair, the state's chief judge announced earlier this month he was ordering the judiciary to take administrative steps to change how bail is set.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has agreed to host "Saturday Night Live'' next month.
Village officials say the ban is largely over concerns about illegal activity that such businesses might bring.
The city is quadrupling its contribution to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in exchange for assurances that the $2.5 billion will go directly to capital improvements.
Under an agreement with the city, the company has agreed to charge users the same 6 percent hospitality tax guests at the city's hotels pay.
A renewed effort is underway by New Jersey State Senate President Steve Sweeney and other officials to enact another gun safety bill.
De Blasio called it a "tackle," adding it was "illegal" and "sickening."
Rockland County Legislature Chairman Alden Wolfe has formed a Food Recovery Task Force.
Trump remains the GOP front-runner, holding steady in the poll, released Sunday, with the same 27 percent support he saw last month.
New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other state officials will be heading off to Puerto Rico Monday, as part of an effort to assist the commonwealth in reforming its Medicaid system.
New York City plans to begin running ads to raise awareness about the new rent guidelines that took effect his month.
A Fairleigh Dickinson University poll released Thursday showed Donald Trump and Ben Carson running nearly even as the top choices among Republicans.
Mayor Bill de Blasio will be heading to Israel next week, where he will address the need to fight anti-Semitism before a conference of mayors.
Mayor Bill de Blasio has vowed that police officers will be trained to use the least possible amount of force.
North Hempstead Supervisor Judy Bosworth said the town and surrounding villages will receive 24 signs, which show how fast vehicles are traveling and blink when someone is speeding.
