3 Finalists In Running For NYC's Taxi Of Tomorrow
City Hall has unveiled three finalists in the competition to be New York City's next taxicab. The selected designs are by Ford Motor Co., Karsan USA and Nissan North America Inc.
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City Hall has unveiled three finalists in the competition to be New York City's next taxicab. The selected designs are by Ford Motor Co., Karsan USA and Nissan North America Inc.
Congressman Charlie Rangel's house ethics trial will begin on Monday, but the Harlem representative might have more trouble brewing.
Some local lawmakers are calling for new guidelines to track 9/11 health-related illnesses.
Thousands of marchers paraded up Fifth Avenue today honoring those serving in the armed forces in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as those who wore the uniform during conflicts including World War II, Korea and Vietnam.
Federal authorities say two funds created to provide relief for cash-strapped Holocaust survivors were raided for more than $42 million with the help of several people who were supposed to administer the funds.
After more than eight years running New York City's public schools, Chancellor Joel Klein is stepping down. And, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced Klein's surprising replacement.
The new timetables take effect next Monday, November 15, and continue through March 6.
LIRR President Helena Williams said the completion "signals a new era of switch control for the LIRR at a critical junction" and meant "better reliability for our customers."
Passengers will again be dealing with a weekend of extremely limited service - but this time, the disruption coincides with one of the city's most popular events.
Cuomo will get the chance to clean up Albany, following his resounding victory over Tea Party upstart Carl Paladino, who lost by a margin of almost two to one.
The long, often nasty campaign to pick New York's next governor in a time of fiscal and ethical crises ends Tuesday.
Cuomo addressed a crowd at LaGuardia Community College Monday. Meanwhile, Paladino remained confident despite poll numbers when speaking to reporters in Batavia.
The name of a New York City Council candidate might ring a bell, so to speak. But it's not because of politics, but a police shooting.
Paladino said the polls have it wrong, just as they did when they predicted he would lose to Rick Lazio in the Republican primary.
Christie said Wednesday that he's shifting his priority to fund state road and bridge improvements.
The situation finally became too much for a man in Westchester.
The governor of New Jersey says he's sticking with his decision to scratch the nation's biggest public works project.
With Election Day less than one week away, New York Republican (and Tea Party) gubernatorial nominee Carl Paladino has plenty to say.
The Board's commissioners voted out Executive Director George Gonzalez after a series of problems with a new computerized voting system and the ballots prepared for the general election.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman is meeting with Joe Girardi's agent for what he hopes will be a quick process to bring the manager back after his $7.8 million, three-year contract expires on Halloween.
The Yankees and pitching coach Dave Eiland have parted ways.
United Federation of Teachers President Michael Mulgrew is trying to stop education Chancellor Joel Klein from releasing a controversial teacher evaluation.
Nick Swisher and Robinson Cano hit consecutive homers to build an early cushion, CC Sabathia made the lead stand up as the Yankees beat the Rangers 7-2 Wednesday to close within 3-2 in the ALCS.
No disputing this: The Texas Rangers are routing the New York Yankees and are now just one win from their first trip to the World Series.
