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City Councilman Calls Hurricane Sandy a ‘Blessing’
Queens Councilman Donovan Richards called Hurricane Sandy a "blessing."
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NY1’s Roma Torre on Local News, Radio and the “Glamour Thing”
I’m old school. My role is as a conduit of information. I honestly don’t believe viewers care to hear irrelevant chatter, especially when it takes time away from serious stories that impact their lives.
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Rangel Says He Never Thought Bill Thompson Would Win the Mayoralty
Congressman Charlie Rangel told Errol Louis that he supported former comptroller Bill Thompson for mayor, but never expected him to win
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Ken Thompson Confirms Charles Hynes Shredded DA Documents
Brooklyn DA Ken Thompson confirmed last night his predecessor, Charles Hynes, had shredded many of his documents.
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Domenic Recchia Lashes Out at ‘Bully’ Michael Grimm on NY1
Domenic Recchia repeatedly accused Congressman Michael Grimm of being a bully last night.
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Gianaris: State Senate Republicans Are Running Scared
Mike Gianaris said yesterday George Maziarz, Lee Zeldin, Chuck Fuschillo and Greg Ball decided to leave the Senate because of growing Democratic power.
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Klein Balks at Voting to Repeal Urstadt Law
State Senator Jeffrey Klein, despite Mayor Bill de Blasio's support, balked at voting to repeal the Urstadt Law last night.
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Schneiderman Says John Cahill’s Attacks ‘Falling Short’
Eric Schneiderman dismissed John Cahill's criticism of his refusal to release correspondence with consultant ex-wife Jennifer Cunningham.
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Scott Stringer: ‘You Need to be a Counterweight to a Strong Mayoralty’
Comptroller Scott Stringer defended his recent tussles with Mayor Bill de Blasio, pointing to his need to be a counterweight to a strong mayor.
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NY1 Anchor Pat Kiernan Mad at The New York Times
NY1 anchor Pat Kiernan took a stand against The New York Times this morning for failing to mention that NY1 hosted last night's comptroller debate in the paper's coverage.
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Al Sharpton Denies He’s a Distraction for Bill de Blasio
Rev. Al Sharpton insisted last night he is not becoming a distraction for Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Corrections Commissioner Expects an Agreement with US Attorney on Juvenile Jails
Corrections Commissioner Joseph Ponte said he anticipates reaching an agreement soon with the office of U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.
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Melissa Mark-Viverito Is Not Looking to Run for Congress
Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito said she wasn't interested in running for Congress-yet.
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Donovan and Gentile Collide in a Feisty Televised Debate
Staten Island District Attorney Daniel Donovan and Councilman Vincent Gentile repeatedly clashed in a televised debate for an open House seat.
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Assembly Candidate Denies Domestic Violence Allegations During TV Debate
Geoffrey Davis, a candidate for a Brooklyn Assembly race, again had to contend with domestic violence allegations in a debate last night.
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Pat Kiernan Is ‘in the Papers’ for Book Deal
Pat Kiernan has signed a deal for a picture book called Wake Up City.
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NYC Tabloids Face Sharp Criticism Over WDBJ Covers
The New York Post and New York Daily News are both in hot water for putting photos of Allison Parker's murder on their front pages today.
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Democrat Running for Rangel’s Seat Brags About How Young He Is
"I'm like 10 years younger than most of the candidates running for office."
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Pat Kiernan to Facebook: ‘Just Verify Me’
Pat Kiernan wants to be verified so he can use Facebook Live.
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Mayor de Blasio Defends His Record on Transparency as Pending Cases Argue...
Mayor Bill de Blasio defends his administration's record on transparency as he battles cases that say the contrary.
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