Trailblazing New York politician Charles Rangel dead at 94
NEW YORK — Charles Rangel, dean of New York’s Congressional delegation and the first African American to chair the House Ways and Means Committee, died Monday in a New York hospital. He was 94. The City College of New York, where Rangel was statesman-in-residence, made the announcement on...
WATCH: Axios AI+ NY Summit LIVE from NYC
Tune in starting at 2pm ET on Wednesday, June 4 to hear interviews happening live from Axios' annual AI+ NY Summit during #NYTechWeek, where we'll explore the transformational forces behind the global race to dominate AI, the state of play for enterprise AI, and how industries like finance, health and media are...
Ground broken on construction of new Port Authority Bus Terminal
Construction on the first phase of the new Port Authority Bus Terminal broke ground on Thursday.
N.Y. weather: When can we expect relief from cold, rain? Look at early June...
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — After what’s certainly been a cold and rain-soaked May in New York City, some residents may be wondering when it will start to feel like summer. Fortunately, for those seeking some relief from the relatively cool conditions and wet weather, summer is just around the corner.
Socialist NYC mayoral candidate narrows gap to Cuomo in shadow of DOJ investigation: Poll
New York state Assemblyman and socialist Zohran Mamdani trailed former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo by less than 9 points after the final round of ranked choice voting in a recent New York City Democratic primary poll. The poll, an Emerson-PIX11-Hill survey, is the closest result for Mamdani, or any other candidate,...
SAFER STREETS: New York Sees Another Drop in Shootings, Reaches Historic Lows in Gun...
(WNY News Now) – New York State continues its downward trend in gun violence, with shooting incidents and victims dropping yet again—marking the lowest levels since statewide tracking began nearly two decades ago. Governor Kathy Hochul announced that reported gun violence across New York State has continued to...
NY must step up to protect consumers as feds step back (Guest Opinion by...
Sam Levine is former director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Consumer Protection. Seth Frotman is former general counsel and senior adviser to the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. They are based in Washington, D.C. It will come as no surprise to Syracuse that the global...
‘Smishing’ scam targeting NYC residents for unpaid DMV tickets
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A popular Staten Island lawyer reached out to the Advance/SILive.com to report that some of his clients are being dinged daily with a series of text messages that appear to be alerting them to supposedly unpaid New York State Department of Motor Vehicles fines. Lawyer,...
3 Secluded Mansions in New York State Not Far from the Manhattan Crowd
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New Jersey students to receive free access to 9/11 Memorial & Museum through new...
NEW YORK — A new partnership between the State of New Jersey, the Wilf Family Foundations, and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum will provide New Jersey students with free admission to the museum as part of a school-sanctioned event, expanding access to 9/11 education statewide. The public-private initiative also...