AG Eric Holder Briefly Hospitalized After Experiencing Shortness Of Breath During Morning Staff Meeting
The White House said President Barack Obama was notified and wished Holder a "speedy recovery.''
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The White House said President Barack Obama was notified and wished Holder a "speedy recovery.''
The governor said Detroit filed for bankruptcy over an $11 billion hole -- $9 1/2 billion of that which was owed to the pension system. New Jersey, Christie said, is $52 billion behind on pension payments.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Wednesday night that the state's schoolchildren will have to make up the snow days they have missed in this unusually harsh winter.
The TRIP report said fuel is needlessly wasted when drivers sit in traffic. Experts said not enough has been invested into roadways.
Internal squabbling at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has taken a new turn.
The new bill has the support of Mayor Bill de Blasio. It will give the right to have paid sick days to 355,000 workers.
Mack, 48, had fought to remain in office until his sentencing in May while also seeking to have his conviction thrown out. He was convicted Feb. 7 of bribery, fraud and extortion in a sting operation involving a bogus land development deal.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo sweetened the deal with $4 million in state tax credits -- the largest film or television project commitment in New York history.
The poll asked the public whether they would like to see some prospective contenders as well as other party leaders run for president in 2016.
A plan was approved by a judge Tuesday to find a new operator for Long Island College Hospital and keep it in operation.
New York's Assembly passed a bill that would open state tuition assistance programs to undocumented immigrant students, a measure that now moves to an uncertain future in the Senate.
Charter school supporters have launced a multimillion-dollar, multipart ad campaign in a bid to pressure de Blasio to soften his posture on charters and to convince state lawmakers to side with them.
The mayor visited P.S. 130 in Chinatown on Tuesday afternoon to announce his administration has lined up all the classroom seats and then some to roll out universal pre-K this September.
A spokesman for Democratic Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver says the firm was retained by the Ethics Committee as part of reforms announced in May.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has requested state permission to set the wage "consistent with the needs of working people in the five boroughs."
