More than 10,000 doormen, porters, handymen, and other apartment workers took to the streets of the Upper East Side to keep all their health benefits and sick days.

Former state senator Hiram Monserrate from Queens will try to win back his seat in tomorrow's special election.

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.

Residents in former state Sen. Hiram Monserrate's district are getting their first mailings from "Fight Back New York."

State Democratic Party Chairman Jay Jacobs says now that Gov. David Paterson won't run in the fall, momentum will build to support Andrew Cuomo as the Democratic candidate for governor.

New York's State Senate expects to vote tomorrow on whether Senator Hiram Monserrate should be censured or expelled from office.

Now that a U.S. Supreme Court ruling has removed limits on independent corporate political expenditures, reform advocates are pointing to New York City's campaign finance system as a potential model.