Schumer To Tour Upstate NY To Thank Voters
Schumer planned to meet voters Monday at shopping malls in and around Albany, Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo.
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Schumer planned to meet voters Monday at shopping malls in and around Albany, Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo.
Election Day is a true test, in a highly-anticipated midterm election, of how efficiently voters are actually able to use a pencil on paper ballots in combination with new electronic scanners. The results were mixed.
New York City's Board of Elections said it fixed the many problems that plagued the primaries back in September. J.C. Polanco, one of the Board's 10 commissioners, is here to explain how.
The Federal Trade Commission is being asked to explain why the rental car industry shouldn't have to live by the same rule that requires auto dealers to fix vehicles under recall notice before they can be sold.
Democrats were calling out the big guns, doing everything they could to avoid a political pummeling.
Republican Jay Townsend shrugs off the vast money gap between him and Sen. Charles Schumer and the polls showing the two-term Democrat ahead by dozens of points in his re-election bid.
A new poll shows Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand leading Republican rival Joe DioGuardi by 23 points as Tuesday's election nears.
New York City certified its primary vote on October 5 and had ballots in the mail this past weekend.
The audit recommends additional training in identifying suspected terrorists, greater access to criminal databases by the NRC, stepped up "re-screening" of power plant employees and notifying plant operators of foreign travel.
The prolifically ambitious senator's $23.2 million on hand at last filing made him more flush than some of his Democratic colleagues facing much tougher re-election challenges.
A cancer specialist who advised Scotland's government over the release of the Lockerbie bomber on Thursday defended the assessment of medical experts that the prisoner had only three months to live.
The White House is facing a continued firestorm of criticism following President Obama's remarks about building a mosque near Ground Zero.
Despite a growing political scandal, about 800 people attended the birthday bash for embattled Congressman Charles Rangel at The Plaza Hotel on Wednesday night.
One New York company is seeing big news and big bucks from the federal stimulus program.
It was supposed to be a huge birthday fund-raising blowout for Congressman Rangel's 80th. Instead, as CBS 2's Magee Hickey reports, it's turning into a huge embarrassment for the troubled Harlem Democrat.
