Connecticut Lawmaker Wants To Move Forward With New Stamford Parking Garage
As one of the older parking garages at the Stamford Transportation Center crumbles, a new garage is needed now more than ever, a state lawmaker says.
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As one of the older parking garages at the Stamford Transportation Center crumbles, a new garage is needed now more than ever, a state lawmaker says.
Menendez has been charged with accepting nearly $1 million in gifts and campaign contributions from Salomon Melgen, an eye doctor and longtime friend of the senator's, in exchange for a stream of political favors.
U.S. Senate leaders on Tuesday said they have reached a deal to vote on Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Loretta Lynch as President Barack Obama's pick for attorney general.
Cuomo took a tour of a new nearly $10 million deep water Port of Mariel, which could be just the ticket for New York businesses to get their goods to Cuba and the rest of Latin America.
The plan, requested last year by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and developed by a task force of 63 stakeholders, would expand steps that have already reduced deaths and newly diagnosed infections statewide to fractions of what they once were.
Helene Heastie died three weeks after she was sentenced. Carl Heastie owned the home for another six years and finally sold if for a profit of nearly $200,000 in 2005.
Some are concerned the parking meters will hurt business, especially on Main Street, where they also are expected to be installed.
Sen. Scott Frantz, R-Greenwich, is pushing for a law that would require boating operators to be at least 16 years old and to have a solid background in towing and boating safety.
Monday Marked Gov. Andrew Cuomo's first day on his official trip to Cuba, in which he became the first American governor to visit the island nation since the recent thaw in relations with the ruling communist regime.
Noramie Jasmin, the former mayor of Spring Valley, was convicted Monday of accepting cash and other bribes from an FBI operative posing as a crooked developer.
Is Mayor Bill de Blasio already looking past City Hall, perhaps at the White House? If he is, there are some people who think it's a good idea.
A last-ditch effort to derail a mixed martial arts bill in New York State has raised eyebrows and drawn criticism.
Under the proposals, police could no longer arrest people for urinating in public, consuming alcohol in public, bicycling on a sidewalk, being in a park after dark, littering, failing to obey a sign and making excessive noise.
Of the 15 subjects the parents group NYC Kids PAC graded de Blasio on, the mayor receive three F's and five D's.
The formal state visit Monday and Tuesday is meant to foster greater ties between New York and Cuba.
