David A. Paterson

The state has slashed its team of kosher inspectors, putting enforcement into private hands.

Officials uptown said a pact to protect undocumented immigrants without criminal records was a positive step.

Take a look at the most outrageous, controversial and entertaining political moments of the year.

The World Trade Center site met all 13 of the goals the Port Authority set for the third quarter of 2010.

Bloomberg said the city can do a better job treating young people who break the law closer to home.

The governor issued an executive order clearing the way for Larry Silverstein to collect $285 million in federal bonds.

The New York State Commission on Public Integrity fined Paterson for failing to pay for tickets to the Yankees game.

The Lower Manhattan Construction Command Center will continue for another three years.

The Lower Manhattan Construction Command Center is scheduled to sunset at the end of the year.

Ruffalo called on the governor to expand his recent hydrofracking ban.

All four of the parks' rangers will be gone by Jan. 1, the victim of Gov. David Paterson's state workforce cuts.

Paterson denied allegations he's eyeing Rangel's seat, but thinks Mayor Bloomberg wants Barack Obama's.

The New York City Off-Track Betting Corporation says it will shutter its doors if it does not obtain emergency funding.

Governor-elect Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday that mayoral control should mean complete authority.

The incoming and outgoing New York governors met on Tuesday to discuss the transition and economic woes.