Brooklyn Housing Court, Like Many City Renters, Can’t Find a New Home
With a 10-year lease about to expire, and after two years of searching, officials have yet to find a new ...read more Via:...
New York Can Block Religious Services in Schools, Appeals Panel Rules
In the ruling, a federal judge said that barring worship in public schools did not violate groups' religious liberty rights. ...
Star-Ledger Announces Big Staff Reductions
The Newark newspaper is cutting 167 jobs, including 40 newsroom positions, as part of a plan by the owner to ...read more Via:...
City Room: New York Today: Cloud Show
What you need to know for Thursday: a display in the skies, a new tool against drug overdoses, and a ...read more Via:...
New York Program to Help Police Get a Kit to Combat Overdoses
State Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman on Thursday is expected to announce a push to have law enforcement officers carry ...read more Via:...
Cuomo Put His Weight Behind Charter School Protections
Seizing on Mayor Bill de Blasio's missteps and driving legislation from start to finish, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo was a ...read more Via:...
Winning Lottery Numbers for April 2, 2014
Lottery numbers for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. ...read more Via: Winning Lottery Numbers for April 2, 2014
Stringer to Increase Oversight of New York City’s Computerization Contracts
The city comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, is issuing a directive that he says will standardize how information technology contracts are ...read more Via:...
Worker Is Killed in Fall at a Midtown Hotel
A man, who was working for Alpha General Contractor of New York, fell through an area where planks had been ...read more Via:...
De Blasio Naming Ex-Banker as Economic Development Corp. Chairman
Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to name Michael Schlein, a close friend with deep ties to Wall Street, as chairman ...read more Via:...
Gotham: A Victory, and a Knife in the Side
Funding for Mayor Bill de Blasio's prekindergarten initiative came with a lesson in the politics of Albany and Gov. Andrew ...read more Via:...
Woman Mauled by Chimp Can’t Sue Connecticut
A legislative judiciary committee ruled that Charla Nash, who was mauled and blinded in an attack by a 200-pound chimpanzee, ...read more Via:...
Cuomo Drops Plan to Use State Money to Pay for College Classes for Inmates
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said he would no longer seek public money for prison classes because of opposition from lawmakers. ...
Business Briefing: Tesla to Appeal a Ruling That Blocks New Jersey Sales
The notice seeks to overturn regulations imposed by the state Motor Vehicle Commission that require new-car dealers to have franchise ...read more Via:...
