New Law Means Extra Scrutiny For Crisis Pregnancy Centers In NYC
The law's chief sponsor, City Councilwoman Jessica Lapin, says the law demands truth in advertising.
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The law's chief sponsor, City Councilwoman Jessica Lapin, says the law demands truth in advertising.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg's popularity has taken a huge nose dive, with New Yorkers giving him his lowest marks in eight years. But why? Former Mayor Ed Koch said he has an idea.
Will Commissioner Kelly head to Washington to lead the FBI? Not if Mayor Bloomberg has anything to say about it.
With the 10th anniversary of 9/11 approaching, the memorial at Ground Zero is coming together.
During a news conference, real estate mogul Donald Trump reiterated his plan to announce in June whether he will seek the Republican nomination to challenge President Obama in 2012.
On average, New York City employees are paid 17 percent less than workers in the private sector, according to Comptroller John Liu.
There's a new crackdown underway. Newly released undercover video shows a driver denying a man a ride. Rather than go to an out-of-Manhattan address, this driver left a paying customer in the dust.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said it doesn't take much to make a difference, all you have to do is "just sit there."
Lower East Side residents have lodged complaints their streets and sidewalks are filthy with horse manure.
There's a move in the city to collect foodscraps at select Greenmarkets around the city for composting.
It's expected to draw 60,000 visitors, produce $40 million in economic activity, and it has already produced a poignant story from the mayor.
Bloomberg says the Governor's proposed education measure needs doesn't address the Last In, First Out issue.
The MTA is facing a major budget cut, maintenance union leader worries it will hit his department hard.
New York City officials are promising $100 million in savings over the next five years, thanks to a centralized new data center in downtown Brooklyn.
The doomsday list details the worst case scenario under the mayor's current plan to make deep cuts to education. It shows exactly how the planned 6,000 teaching jobs will be eliminated.
With Saturday marking the 18th anniversary of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, some are voicing concern at the lack of a formalized educational program on the history of 9/11.
Prosecutors said Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari planned to come to NY to remotely detonate bombs in rental cars, and Police Commissioner Kelly said this is another indication that the city is the nation's number one terrorist target.
Libya exports less than 2-percent of the world's oil, and that fuel is weeks away from actually being sold at the pump. So why are gas prices here steadily on the rise now?
Schumer wants to require that all gun buyers to undergo a background check and broadly increase penalties against states that don't contribute names to the national background-check system.
A rally at the New Jersey Statehouse this Friday is just one of many being held across the country.
Five NYPD officers involved in the daring weekend helicopter rescue of two West Point cadets stranded on a cliff in high winds were recognized Tuesday for their heroism.
As Wisconsin's governor is embroiled in a fight over fundamental guarantees for organized labor, the struggle between New York's governor and the unions appears to feature more hype than bite so far.
Following a week-long anti-bullying effort, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and Schools Chancellor Cathie Black are unveiling a series of new education initiatives Friday.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg blames cuts in education funding for the move.
