Chirlane McCray Silent After Questions About NYC's Soaring Shooting & Homicide Rate
A man concerned about crime in his neighborhood went straight to First Lady Chirlane McCray on Thursday morning for answers, but didn't get any.
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A man concerned about crime in his neighborhood went straight to First Lady Chirlane McCray on Thursday morning for answers, but didn't get any.
The vote came about a half-hour before the midnight adjournment Wednesday.
One of four plaintiffs who sued a nonprofit that promised to turn them from gay to heterosexual wept on the witness stand Wednesday, as he described cutting off contact with his mother after being told she was the cause of his homosexuality.
A new Quinnipiac University poll has bad news for lawmakers in Albany and Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Appearing on "The Daily Show" on Tuesday, de Blasio acknowledged the city has seen an alarming spike in shootings this year, but also said it's an issue the Police Department is handling.
It now heads to the Senate, which by law must act on the package by midnight when the General Assembly is scheduled to adjourn for the summer.
With murders up double digits and his crime-fighting reputation on the line, Mayor Bill de Blasio has vowed to "get a lot of guns away from the bad guys."
An emotional Amtrak CEO pledged to lawmakers Tuesday that safety technology that could have prevented a deadly derailment last month in Philadelphia will be put into operation.
Rank-and-file members of the House of Representatives were learning details of the new revisions Tuesday morning.
Rent regulation is not just a New York City issue, said Nassau County Legislator Kevan Abrahams.
Advocates say the course of care for transgender people does not always involve surgery.
Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential candidate, will hold a rally and deliver her first major policy speech of her candidacy next weekend on Roosevelt Island.
Crime has been spiking in New York City -- with shootings and murders up -- and the NYPD is preparing for a long summer.
The Atlantic City monopoly on New Jersey casino gambling may soon be coming to an end.
The two Democrats verbally sparred over the weekend about the state's legislative session -- especially the mayor's affordable housing plan.
