Hillary Clinton Returns To NYC To Continue Book Tour
Clinton's first book tour stop in Union Square on Tuesday morning attracted around 1,000 people.
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Clinton's first book tour stop in Union Square on Tuesday morning attracted around 1,000 people.
U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel and opponent Adriano Espaillat met for a debate again Wednesday evening, five days after Rangel met with criticism for bringing up Espaillat's ethnicity.
New York State drew one step closer Wednesday to making yogurt the official state snack, with the state Assembly endorsing the measure.
Two years after reaching an agreement that was supposed to turn its money-losing Playland amusement park into a profitable enterprise, Westchester County has scrapped the plan.
A stunning decision to overturn teacher tenure laws in California has New York City parents mobilizing to seek the same thing here.
Majority Leader Eric Cantor lost his primary re-election bid to a little-known Tea Party candidate Tuesday night, sending shockwaves through Washington.
Smith allegedly paid off former City Councilman Daniel Halloran and top Republican Party bosses, believing running on the GOP line would help his chances at winning City Hall.
Trenton voters have elected former public works director Eric Jackson as the next mayor of the New Jersey capital city, unofficial results showed Tuesday night.
City parking meters already offer a five-minute grace period. But now a city councilman wants to ease the mad dash for the meter at the end of the day by rounding up, in some cases, your final parking payment.
The potential 2016 presidential candidate's new memoir, "Hard Choices," hit bookshelves Tuesday.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton went on the record in a prime-time television interview Monday night – talking about issues ranging from her health to Benghazi and even Monica Lewinsky.
The New York state Senate on Monday approved nearly two dozen bills intended to curb heroin use, including a measure to allow schools to administer a powerful heroin and opiate antidote.
New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday that he will sign medical marijuana legislation into law as long as the measure ``makes sense.''
Advocates for sex workers, runaway teens and transgender persons have urged New York City officials to ban the use of condoms as evidence in prostitution-related crimes.
Mayor Bill de Blasio chimed in Monday about a controversial remark made by Rep. Charles Rangel during a congressional debate, telling the candidates to stick to the issues.
