NY gov. won't remove Eric Adams, for now, but plans to increase oversight
New York – Gov. Kathy Hochul won't immediately remove New York City Mayor Eric Adams from office, but will instead push for increased oversight of City Hall as he faces intense scrutiny over his relationship with the Trump administration.
Jim Walden, a lawyer with a string of high-profile cases but little name recognition, is running as an independent. In a ...
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Speculation grows that race for New York City mayor could soon get more crowdedFormer Gov. Andrew Cuomo could announce if he will run by the end of the month as city and state leaders are encouraging City ...
New York’s clean energy fund has inked a $60 million low-interest loan with Revel to help the Brooklyn startup rapidly grow ...
Patsy Grimaldi, who died last week, was a crucial link between the early days of brick oven pizza and the pies that we eat ...
The decision upends a city practice that kept some complaints of police misconduct secret even though a change in state law ...
Rochester ranked ninth in the U.S., Buffalo 14th and Syracuse 17th for their rates of food stamp households in each city, ...
Among the snowiest U.S. cities with more than 100,000 residents, Syracuse is in second place behind Erie, Pennsylvania (102.8 ...
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ShopRite of New City welcomes former NY Giants player to grand reopening celebrationFree samples and a former New York Giants football player are part of ShopRite's new grand reopening in New City.
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