The Journal News - Sun Nov 08
A state appeals court has upheld a local judge's decision to allow Anthony DiSimone to be retried on depraved indifference murder in a Yonkers slaying 15 years ago.
New Rochelle erred, must pay cops' lost wages for overtime shiftsThe Journal News - Sun Nov 08
The city broke a contract with police officers and detectives when it assigned lucrative special-duty assignments to the department's upper ranks, a judge has ruled.
Paterson encounters pushback on budgetStar-Gazette.COM - Sat Nov 07
Gov. David Paterson is calling back the Legislature on Tuesday to address the state budget gap, and he also put legislation on same-sex marriage, reforms of public authorities and a government spending cap on the agenda.
Driver Said to Have Used Marijuana RegularlyNew York Times - Fri Nov 06
The sister-in-law of the woman who killed herself and seven others when she hit another car head-on while driving the wrong way on the Taconic State Parkway in July, told investigators that the woman smoked marijuana regularly and was a heavy drinker, according to a lawyer for the family of two of the victims.
Another NY Mom Arrested For DUI With Kids In CarWCBS - Fri Nov 06
Share + Nov 6, 2009 7:59 pm US/Eastern SOMERS, N.Y. It almost seems like an epidemic.
Astorino names Plunkett to head teamThe Patent Trader - Fri Nov 06
County Executive-elect Rob Astorino tapped a lawyer from one of Westchester County's most influential firms to lead his transition team.
Nassau Vote Too Close to Call for Suozzi or ManganoNew York Times - Thu Nov 05
Three days after the too-close-to-call election for Nassau County executive, at least one thing is clear: Officials will have to wait at least until Wednesday to decide the showdown between Thomas R. Suozzi , the Democratic incumbent, and his little-known Republican challenger, Edward P. Mangano, a county legislator.
Girardi stops to aid motorist after bagging SeriesYESNetwork - Thu Nov 05
Yankees manager Joe Girardi capped off a victorious evening by helping a car crash victim in suburban New York.
Are doctors what ails U.S. healthcare?Reuters - Thu Nov 05
Nowhere in the United States has more doctors at its beck and call than White Plains, one of the wealthiest cities in the nation.
Strong GOP showing puts pressure on Democrats for 2010Star-Gazette.COM - Wed Nov 04
Voters on Tuesday picked Republican challengers in many county races across the state, a sign of widespread displeasure with high taxes in the suburbs and an anti-incumbent backlash, political leaders and experts said.
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