Sen. Chris Murphy: Election Year Likely To Create More Gridlock On Capitol Hill In 2016
"I acknowledge that the presidential race is going to dominate, and it will only get harder and harder to get things done next year," Murphy said.
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"I acknowledge that the presidential race is going to dominate, and it will only get harder and harder to get things done next year," Murphy said.
There is a light at the end of the tunnel for Connecticut commuters unhappy with train service in the state.
Deputy Assistant Fire Chief Robert Strong said the building is basically "a giant box of wood."
Many said midnight Mass was a time for a renewal of faith and for family to come together to rejoice.
Read on for a delightful and inspiring Christmas poem from WCBS 880's Peter Haskell.
Now through Dec. 31, New York Cares is accepting new or gently used coats at hundreds of locations citywide, including at all police precincts, Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal.
Record high temperatures are making it feel more like spring than Christmastime across the Tri-State area.
Superintendent Erik Gundersen said he feels the school system needs to evolve with the times.
Low visibility in the Tri-State Area made for major delays at all three area airports Wednesday afternoon.
Now through Dec. 31, New York Cares is accepting new or gently used coats at hundreds of locations citywide, including at all police precincts, Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal.
Port Authority police are trying to figure out who was behind a security breach at John F. Kennedy International Airport earlier this month.
Calling it an added layer of safety, Amtrak has installed a high-tech crash avoidance system following a deadly rail accident earlier this year.
Traffic fatalities citywide are down 12 percent this year, but on Staten Island, they've doubled.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a new initiative Thursday that he said will literally reach every person currently living on New York City streets.
The Detective Rafael Ramos Foundation will kick off with a fundraising event at Irving Plaza on January 28.
There's new hope that the law providing health benefits for first responders who grew ill after the Sept. 11 attacks will continue.
Just days away from the official start of winter, roses are still in bloom.
The Schleppie Award for the least reliable service was a tie between the M1 and the M101, 102 and 103.
Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli posted on Twitter that the shooting involved 46-year-old Matthew Chaseman of Maywood and two police officers.
Kristin Orozovich, Campgaw's general manager, is hoping the ski slopes there will be open by Christmas.
Legislation was introduced Friday to start the ball moving to bring casino gambling to northern New Jersey.
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton pushed Congress on Thursday to keep dollars flowing to a health program for first responders and others who got sick working in the rubble of the Sept. 11 attacks.
The federal corruption trial of former state Senate leader Dean Skelos is now in the final phase.
In closing arguments on Wednesday in federal court in Manhattan, attorney G. Robert Gage denied the Long Island Republican extorted three businesses to get $300,000 in fees and benefits for Adam Skelos.
A Public Policy Polling survey released last week showed Christie had 10 percent support from Republicans in New Hampshire, where he has been focusing his presidential campaign efforts.
