Regulators have closed another New York City commercial bank, the second this week.

A federal appeals court has rejected former Queens state senator Hiram Monserrate's request to undo his expulsion from the senate and cancel a March 16 special election to fill his vacant seat.

President Barack Obama is delaying his trip to Indonesia, Guam and Australia by three days to work on getting his health care reform package passed.

More than 40 people were killed and about 100 were injured when two suicide bombers detonated their explosives.

The pay-outs go to workers claiming illness from Ground Zero dust.

The Paterson Administration has formally dropped support on the controversial deal to build a casino at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens.

House Democrats say a vote on health care reform is still more than a week away.

Recuses himself, citing possible conflicts of interest and need for transparency.

Both protesters and dignitaries make their voices heard at a ceremonial groundbreaking for the controversial Brooklyn development.

Magnitude 6.9 tremor strikes as new president is being sworn in.

Republicans responded by asking that earmarks be banned across the board.

Demonstrators are protesting salary cuts in the billions of dollars, as well as hiring and pension fund freezes.

Congress and administration officials are moving closer to an agreement on health care reform.

AG Andrew Cuomo says the former investment officer for NY's state pension fund admits to funnelling money in a "pay-to-play" scheme.

An effort to rein in Albany’s notorious overspending.

Federal prosecutors and state officials are investigating the bidding process.

Eight people with links to organized crime have been charged in a federal case involving bribery and extortion at the World Trade Center site.

Americans will be hearing more from both sides of the healthcare debate today.

Still, Israel made it clear it's not revising plans for 1,600 housing units in East Jerusalem.

The New York City Opera has announced its 2010-11 season. City Opera will offer five productions, and 20th-century American composers figure largely in the program.