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City's Anti-Salt Crusade Continues
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
The city added more corporate allies Tuesday in its year-old campaign to curb sodium in processed foods. Hostess, Butterball, Snyder’s of Hanover and three other companies pledged to participate in the New York-led “National Salt Reduction Initiative.”
Local Officials Seeking Senate Support for 9/11 Health Bill
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Mayor Bloomberg and congressional officials from New York and New Jersey are fanned out across Capitol Hill Tuesday to build support for the James Zadroga 9/11 Health Care Bill.
Bloomberg Hits the Hill for 9/11 Health Funds
Monday, November 15, 2010
Mayor Michael Bloomberg lobbied a handful of Republican senators on Capitol Hill Tuesday in support of the 9/11 health care bill. Supporters say it's now-or-never to pass the bill, because the Democrats will lose a substantial number of seats in both houses of Congress come January.
One in Four Local Adolescents Drinking
Monday, November 15, 2010
According to a report by the City Health Department, one in four New Yorkers ages 12-to-20 told surveyors that they drank alcohol in the past month -- and they were more likely than adults to report binge drinking.
9/11 Settlement Close to Target, But Still Counting
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
Mayor's New Personal Investment Team Has Many Old Faces
Monday, October 25, 2010
Mayor Bloomberg's multi-billion dollar fortune will be managed a company the Mayor owns. The disclosure came yesterday in a City Conflicts of Interest Board filing.
Paterson to Voters: Be Realistic About Reform
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Governor Paterson has a message to voters who want reform in Albany that will make politicians more accountable and less corrupt: don't expect anything from the person you choose as governor, unless you're prepared to vote legislators out of office.
"There's that hope that springs eternal in the human ...
Oops: November Ballot is Out of Order
Thursday, October 21, 2010
The city's November ballots could make it tough for voters to connect the dots.
Study suggests massive unfunded mandate: retiree health benefits
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Government retirees have been promised more than 200 billion dollars worth of health benefits, and but state and local governments have set aside no money to pay for them, according to a report by the Empire Center for New York State Policy, a conservative think tank.
Sean Bell's Fiancé to Run for City Council
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Bronx Residents Upset by Stories of Alleged Gay Attacks
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
On Monday, police arrested a ninth suspect in a set of alleged, violent anti-gay attacks earlier this month. Twenty-two-year-old Rudy Vargas Perez is allegedly a member of the Latin Kings Goonies, a group police say is a loosely-organized street gang accused of kidnapping and torturing a 30-year-old man and two teenagers in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx.
Paladino Would Veto Gay Marriage Legislation
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Chock Full o'Nuts Opens New NYC Eatery
Monday, September 13, 2010
They traded on nostagia and faded out in the 1980s. But now they're back. Today, Chock Full o'Nuts, the self-proclaimed purveyer of "heavenly coffee," is opening its first eatery in New York City in almost 30 years.
U.S. Open Qualifiers Begin in Flushing Meadow
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Qualifying matches get underway Tuesday for the U.S. Open in Flushing Meadow. The men’s seeds were announced Monday, with Rafael Nadal taking the top slot. The Spaniard , ranked No. 1, is trying to win the only Grand Slam missing from his trophy case. Roger Federer, who’s won five of the last six U.S. Opens is the second seed.
Harlem's North General Hospital to Close
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
New York, NY —
Two months after St. Vincent's Medical Center closed its doors, another much smaller Manhattan hospital is doing the same.
After years of financial struggle, North General Hospital is declaring bankruptcy and will begin winding down operations on Friday. But under a deal with the state, a ...
WTC Settlement
Friday, June 11, 2010
WNYC reporters Fred Mogul and Matthew Schuerman discuss the new ground zero settlement, which awards plaintiffs $712.5 million.
Paterson Takes Another Pass at Soda Tax
Thursday, May 20, 2010
New York, NY —
Gov. David Paterson wants to eliminate sales tax on bottled water and low-calorie drink. He's hoping the proposal will sweeten the soda tax he wants lawmakers to pass -- and that the legislature and the beverage industry have found hard to swallow.
The latest proposal would ...
Lenox Hill Partners With North Shore LIJ
Thursday, May 20, 2010
New York, NY —
The state's largest hospital network has grown a little bigger. Struggling Lenox Hill Hospital on the Upper East Side will join Northshore-Long Island Jewish.
The now 15-hospital Northshore network has been moving steadily west from Nassau County to Queens and Staten Island. Acquiring Lennox Hill gives ...
Supreme Court Nominee Has Deep Ties to Hunter College High
Monday, May 10, 2010
New York, NY —
Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan has an educational pedigree that includes Princeton, Oxford, and Harvard, but she’s proud enough of her roots in New York City that she always tells the world she went to Hunter College High School too.
"You will not see that many ...
New York Court Gives Gay Parents More Rights
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
New York, NY —
Under a new ruling by New York’s highest court, same-sex parents are guaranteed consideration for custody or visitation in the event of divorce or death. Previously, the non-biological partner had these rights, but only if that parent legally adopted the shared child.
The ruling does not ...