City Agrees to Conduct a Study on the Risks of PCBs in Schools

City Agrees to Conduct a Study on the Risks of PCBs in Schools »

New York City school officials have agreed to assess the environmental risks posed by PCBs in school buildings and to come up with a plan for cleanups and for reducing potential exposure, federal officials said...

January 20 2010 / No comment / Read More »
Settlement Reached To Protect NY Water Supply from Medical Facilities

Settlement Reached To Protect NY Water Supply from Medical Facilities »

Protecting the water New Yorkers drink is the goal behind several settlements announced today between the state and medical facilities. Under the agreement announced by State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo today, five medical facilities have...

January 12 2010 / No comment / Read More »
NY Plans to Cut Pollution in Great South Bay

NY Plans to Cut Pollution in Great South Bay »

Following the second deadly brown tide in two years, New York conservation officials are planning to list Long Island’s Great South Bay among the state’s “impaired waters,” a move that requires devising a strategy to...

January 11 2010 / 2 comments / Read More »
City Says Exxon Liable for Tainted Water in Queens

City Says Exxon Liable for Tainted Water in Queens »

Lawyers for New York City are trying to convince a jury in a federal trial that Exxon Mobil knew that an additive that it used in gasoline would contaminate groundwater. The trial, which began on...

August 7 2009 / No comment / Read More »

A Greener, Greater New York

New York has ambitious plans for reducing carbon emissions and improving the quality of life for all of it citizens through a more eco-friendly public policy.

Andrew Cuomo

Govenor “To Busy” to Meet Archbishop Dolan in Albany for Conference

Govenor “To Busy” to Meet Archbishop Dolan in Albany for Conference

Mayor Bloomberg isn’t the only person getting snubbed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo these days. Cuomo’s office told the state’s Catholic Conference this week that the governor would not have the time to meet...

Mar 3, 2011 / More »

Michael Bloomberg

Mayor’s Approval Rating Hits Eight-Year Low

Mayor’s Approval Rating Hits Eight-Year Low

Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s approval rating is at its lowest point in eight years. According to a newly released Quinnipiac University poll, 51 percent of New Yorkers disapprove of the job he’s doing. Thirty-nine...

Mar 16, 2011 / More »

Kirsten Gillibrand

Kirsten Gillibrand Urges GOP To Focus on Jobs not DOMA

Kirsten Gillibrand Urges GOP To Focus on Jobs not DOMA

Just one day after House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) announced that House Republicans would take action to defend the Defense of Marriage Act, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) is urging GOP leadership not...

Mar 2, 2011 / More »

Dean Skelos

Majority Leader Dean Skelos Says Redistricting Pledge Not Broken

Majority Leader Dean Skelos Says Redistricting Pledge Not Broken

Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos was a popular target this week, branded a deceiver by editorial writers, and singled out by former mayor Ed Koch for reneging on his promise to reform the...

Mar 5, 2011 / More »

Peter King

Congressman Peter King Pushes Bill To Block City’s 9/11 Trial

Congressman Peter King Pushes Bill To Block City’s 9/11 Trial

Long Island Congressman Peter King said in the Republican Party’s weekly address Saturday that the United States needs to send a different message in the war on terrorism. The chairman of the House...

Jan 12, 2010 / More »

Christine Quinn

Rallying for a Bill, With Sermons and Songs

Rallying for a Bill, With Sermons and Songs

When members of the City Council want Speaker Christine C. Quinn to call a hearing on a piece of legislation, they have a few options. They can try to cut a deal; they...

Jan 12, 2011 / More »

Bill de Blasio

Public Advocate Bill de Blasio Declares War On NYC Slumlords

Public Advocate Bill de Blasio Declares War On NYC Slumlords

There’s a new housing scam to report. Bad landlords, reportedly lining their pockets with taxpayer dough for housing the formerly homeless — but in deplorable conditions. The public advocate told CBS 2’s Marcia...

Mar 14, 2011 / More »

Pedro Espada

Pedro Espada Back in Court “Feels Great” New Trial Date

Pedro Espada Back in Court “Feels Great” New Trial Date

Pedro Espada Jr., the former State Senate majority leader who is facing federal corruption charges, strode into federal court in Brooklyn on Friday with a far different demeanor than he did four months...

Mar 4, 2011 / More »
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