It's Time For NJ To Pay Up For Cancelled Tunnel
Tuesday is the deadline for New Jersey to repay costs associated with the scuttled Hudson River rail tunnel.
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Tuesday is the deadline for New Jersey to repay costs associated with the scuttled Hudson River rail tunnel.
A man reputed to be a former close associate of former Gambino boss John A. Gotti has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to murder.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he expects a bloody fight over his upcoming budget, but not a state government shutdown.
At Flour & Sun bakery in Pleasantville, they're busy mixing green dye into the batter and cutting out little footballs.
Months after Gov. Christie scuttled plans for a new Hudson River rail tunnel, Sen. Schumer is calling it a terrible decision, not just now, but for generations to come.
Prosecutors in New York say the first Guantanamo detainee to be convicted in a civilian court is evil and deserves a life sentence for helping al-Qaida bomb two U.S. embassies in Africa in 1998 and open the door to more terrorism.
When Jordana Holovach's son Jacob was six-months-old, doctors diagnosed him with Canavan Disease.
No bigger rivalry than Boston and New York... and it holds true for their football teams as well.
The wind is taking over and picking up in intensity and it may bring gusts of up to 35 mph which will help to prolong blowing and drifting snow which could hamper clean up efforts.
The state Board of Regents has approved changes in the statewide curriculum and testing to enforce the requirements, which include the higher standard for math in kindergarten and first grade.
State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli warns that New York's expected use of partnerships with private companies to sell or lease state assets has many pitfalls.
The New York brand is a big part why Long Island wines are finally breaking into the Chinese market.
Residents in Brooklyn are raising a stink – or maybe a squawk – over a quirky collector who lives on their street. His house is surrounded by countless bird cages they call an eyesore.
Calverton National Cemetery held a service for 20 military veterans whose remains were never claimed.
Steven Alpert wants his $195.51 back.
Governor Andrew Cuomo put New York lawmakers on notice Wednesday in his first state of the state address. He's calling for an overhaul of business as usual. His list of targets includes spending and crooked politicians
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to mix some optimism into his first State of the State address Wednesday along with his plan to overhaul a state government still mired in fiscal crisis.
A New York appeals court has revived a lawyer's bid to take back millions of dollars he paid in a divorce settlement before losing money he'd invested with convicted fraudster Bernard Madoff.
Officials on Long Island say they'll be conducting an investigation into a propane gas leak that forced the evacuation of 900 homes.
Some users of Microsoft Hotmail are starting off the new year scrambling to get back e-mails of old.
The new law calls for drivers to slow down when approaching an emergency vehicle with its lights flashing.
Still digging out from a debilitating blizzard, New York was poised to welcome nearly a million visitors to Times Square on Friday for the country's largest annual New Year's Eve celebration. Nationwide, revelers set aside concerns about the winter weather and even potential terrorist threats to ring in 2011 at large and small gatherings.
Gov.-Elect Andrew Cuomo is hitting the ground running as he prepares to start his new job on Jan. 1, 2011. He's even getting an early start. Cuomo will take the oath of office two hours early at 10 p.m. on Friday.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says five states -- including New York -- had widespread reports of flu last week, up from zero two weeks earlier.
More than a decade after the 2000 presidential election forced states to toss out century-old voting technology, the League of Women Voters says New York's new machines are fine, but some improvements are needed.
