Hillary Clinton Dodges Tossed Shoe During Las Vegas Speech
A woman was taken into federal custody aftethrowing a shoe as the former secretary of state delivered a keynote speech at a Las Vegas convention.
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A woman was taken into federal custody aftethrowing a shoe as the former secretary of state delivered a keynote speech at a Las Vegas convention.
Former Connecticut Gov. John G. Rowland was indicted Thursday on charges he tried to hide his role in two congressional campaigns.
A bill pending in the City Council would require 10 percent of the 160 health agents to wear some type of body camera when they inspect restaurants and bars.
Mayor Bill de Blasio marked his 100th day in office by touting his efforts to close New York City's inequality gap.
All city residents will be eligible for the cards. But they will be targeted to those who cannot easily get photo ID cards because they are not legal U.S. residents.
Preet Bharara's office will move aggressively to complete the Moreland Commission's "important and unfinished work'' investigating New York political corruption, he said.
Chancellor Carmen Farina says New York City's school system will de-emphasize the importance of standardized test scores in deciding which students must repeat a grade.
New York transit officials are agreeing to reconsider their advertising standards after a top aide to Gov. Andrew Cuomo objected to a cleavage-baring ad for breast enhancement.
New York City's first Democratic mayor in a generation reflected on his first 100 days in office, largely downplaying middling poll numbers.
Former Christie loyalists Bridget Kelly and Bill Stepien had been fighting subpoenas calling for them to hand over documents regarding a plot to create traffic jams in Fort Lee to retaliate against the town's mayor.
After repeated tries, CBS 2 finally tracked down a city commissioner who has the power to get their homes fixed and their landlord punished.
The special commission appointed last year by Gov. Andrew Cuomo to investigate political corruption in New York is quietly winding down this week.
Sharpton acknowledged Tuesday that he helped the feds investigate New York Mafia figures, even making secret recordings that appeared to help bring down a mob boss.
Ted Kennedy Jr. invoked the memory of his famous father in announcing that he's running for the state Senate in Connecticut.
Democrats have warned that they will issue more subpoenas in the "Bridgegate" scandal that is threatening Gov. Chris Christie's administration.
