Macy's, New York State Settle Racial Profiling, False Detention Complaints Against Latinos, African Americans

Retail store Macy's agreed to pay $650,000 to settle a 16-month investigation into allegations of racial profiling and false detentions of its customers.

Comcast-Time Warner Merger: California Joins New York in Scrutinizing Deal

California became the second state to voice its concern about a Comcast-Time Warner merger Thursday, citing concerns about whether it is in the best interest of the customers.

Common Cause NY Opposes Comcast-Time Warner Merger

A merger between Comcast and Time Warner now faces another hurdle in the state of New York as advocacy group Common Cause filed a formal complaint with the Public Service Commission (PSC) against the deal going through.

Comcast-Time Warner Merger Reviewed in New York; Is This Good for Latinos?

New York City comptroller Scott Stringer told the New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) Monday that in order for a Comcast-Time Warner merger to go through, the state requires a promise of better Internet service.

New York City Council Passes Free Legal Counsel for Poor Immigrants Facing Deportation

New York City became the first jurisdiction in the United States to provide free legal counsel to detained undocumented immigrations facing deportation. New York City's Council passed the $4.9 billion program known as the New York Immigrant Family Unity Project (NYIFUP) after a "successful" yearlong trial.

State Sen. Adriano Espaillat Concedes 13th Congressional District Election: Did Espaillat's Dominican Heritage Help Rep. Charles Rangel?

He would have been the first Dominican-born member of the United States Congress, but for New York State Sen. Adriano Espaillat's Democratic primary election run for the 13th Congressional District, it was about policy, rather than being first in the history books.

Watch Streets Align With Sun in Rare Manhattanhenge Event

Anyone in Manhattan will be able to see the sun this evening without an uninterrupted view depending on the street you're on.

Former Guatemala President Alfonso Portillo Jailed in New York, Ordered to Pay Over $2 Million

The former president took bribes and embezzled money from the Guatemalan government.

DREAMers 2014: NY Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver Wants Dream Act Passed, Minimum Wage Increase Accelerated

New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver wants action now

Tobacco & Cigarette Age Minimum: New York City Raises Age Restriction to Buy Cigarettes to 21

On May 18, New York City implemented a law signed by former Mayor Michael Bloomberg raising the minimum age to buy cigarettes from 18 to 21.

Tirado Distillery: The Fist Distillery in the Bronx Since Prohibition

Dr. Renee Hernandez, owner of the first legal distillery in the Bronx after Prohibition, makes smooth rum, corn whiskey and spirit distilled from maple.

Puerto Rican Moonshining at Its Best: Tirado Distillery Infuses History with Organic Chemistry [VIDEO]

Renee Hernandez, the owner of Tirado Distillery, the first distillery in the Bronx since Prohibition, is a physician by day and a creative mixologist by night. Not only does he serve his community in the Bronx (which includes many Latino families) through his private internal medicine practice, but he serves up smooth concoctions of whiskey and rum.

25 Dead Cats Found Hanging From Trees in Vacant Lot in Yonkers

A worker with the Yonkers Department of Public Works discovered 25 slain cats hanging like ornaments from a Yonkers tree on Thursday morning.

Former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg Spending $50 Million to Counter the NRA

Ex-mayor wants to start grassroots group to end gun violence.

Tesla Motors Gets Small Victory, Can Sell Its Electric Cars in New York and Ohio

The electric car maker can keep its stores and continue sales in two states.

Port Authority Chairman Resigns Following Bridgegate Scandal

David Samson resigns amidst scandal and investigations.
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