MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. — On one side of City Hall, Richard Thomas, the former and possibly still-current mayor of Mount Vernon was in his office Tuesday, the door guarded by two police officers.
MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. — On one side of City Hall, Richard Thomas, the former and possibly still-current mayor of Mount Vernon was in his office Tuesday, the door guarded by two police officers.
NEW YORK — When Donald Trump purchased the muddy stretch of abandoned rail yards alongside the Hudson River in 1985, he envisioned building a complex called “Trump City” on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. The deal didn’t quite come together, but nevertheless, in the scaled-back version that rose between West 72nd and West 59th streets, the word “Trump” was splashed in gold on six apartment towers.
GOSHEN, Ind. — “Offender Dockery stated to me around 0800 at the front counter that she was having stomach pains for 2 days and wanted to go to the hospital,” read the first entry in a corrections officer’s log.
More than 200 education jobs would be cut, including 150 teachers and 23 vice principals. Class sizes would balloon. Art and music classes would be erased.World25 Jun 2024
NEW YORK — A New York appeals court on Thursday rejected President Donald Trump’s argument that the Constitution makes him immune from state lawsuits, clearing the way for a defamation suit from a former contestant on “The Apprentice” who has said Trump groped her.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — Mayor Joseph P. Ganim was standing outside his office on a recent afternoon at the start of a prearranged interview, posing for a portrait photo.
NEW YORK — On a spring afternoon in 2000, Mayor Rudy Giuliani used a news conference in Bryant Park to drop a personal bombshell: He was separating from his wife. That was news not only to New York City but also to Donna Hanover, the woman he was married to at the time.
The power failure, apparently caused by a malfunctioning substation, disrupted life for hundreds of thousands of people in Manhattan for several hours on a warm summertime weekend evening.
It takes eight minutes by ferry to cross the Peconic River, the body of water that separates Shelter Island and the South Fork of Long Island, but the distance in temperament between the two areas could not be more pronounced.
With about two months left in the bruising 2016 presidential campaign, Donald J. Trump — the president-to-be who took on Gold Star parents and a federal judge, and seemed emboldened by the skirmishes — agreed to pause his campaign on the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
More than 200 education jobs would be cut, including 150 teachers and 23 vice principals. Class sizes would balloon. Art and music classes would be erased.
On Wednesday, Cohen specifically identified Weisselberg as helping mastermind a strategy to mask reimbursements to Cohen for his payment to Stormy Daniels, the pornographic film actress who said she had an affair with Trump.
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