The Associated Press

Gustavo Dudamel’s wife, Eloisa Maturen, has filed for divorce according to Los Angeles court records released Thursday. The couple has been married for nine years.

A judge ruled Thursday the grand jury record would remain under seal, rejecting arguments that the public had a right to know why jurors refused to indict the officer involved.

According to the TLC there are 14,088 registered Uber cars compared with 13,587 yellow cabs. But there are still 10 times as many rides in yellow cabs as there are in Uber cars.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he may not hold a vote unless a dispute over a human trafficking bill is resolved.

Lest there be any doubt his presidential prospects are alive, Christie's supporters announced the launch of the PAC "America Leads" that can raise unlimited money.

The agency will review about 144,000 claims following allegations of fraud involving the way some insurance companies addressed damage.

Police say 28-year-old Joscelyn Evering was charged Wednesday with assault and menacing stemming from Tuesday's encounter at a Brooklyn subway station.

Police say the shooting happened on the mezzanine section of the Borough Hall station.

Pilots said the plane's automatic brakes were set to "max," but they did not sense any deceleration as the aircraft veered toward Flushing Bay.

Egan died Thursday at 82. He retired in 2009 after nine years of leading the Archdiocese of New York.

 The strong report beat economists' expectations. But there is one troubling trend: wage growth remains sluggish.

A tentative truce between the mayor and police unions has taken hold and protests have died down, but the underlying tension are at the heart of Tuesday's hearing.

The three guards were accused of beating inmate George Williams in a 2011 incident, leaving him with broken bones in his legs and face.

In an op-ed published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Spencer said he was vilified as he was gravely ill and his fiancée was quarantined.

The Governor renewed his call to overhaul New Jersey's ailing pension fund, but did not address a judge's ruling that he broke the law by shorting NJ's payment into the fund.

Restaurant servers, hotel housekeepers and other tipped workers will soon make $7.50 an hour before tips, a change that will translate into a big raise for thousands of workers.

The governor will announce the cuts a day after a judge ruled he violated the law by slashing pension contributions.

The former assembly speaker is accused of using his influence to collect nearly $4 million from law firms while doing such favors as lining up state grants that helped a firm's business.

The mayor will address a number issues including minimum wage, rent regulations and the Dream Act.

Mayor de  Blasio and Attorney General Eric Schneiderman plan to target landlords who use disruptive construction projects to force tenants out of rent-regulated apartments.