David A. Paterson

Gov. David Paterson offered to help find new property for the Ground Zero mosque to quell outrage about the project.

Jets fans kicked-off the premiere of the reality show "Hard Knocks: Training Camp With the NY Jets," Tuesday.

More than 1,000 cases of identity fraud have been discovered by the program, which compares driver's license photos.

The city has launched a new ad campaign discouraging New Yorkers from drinking sugary beverages.

A law meant to stamp out illegal hotels also prohibits tenants from renting out their apartments while they're on vacation.

The governor said during an upstate radio interview that he would layoff the workers before the end of the year.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said too many seemingly robust city retirees are getting disability-related payments.

Paterson called for the extraordinary session to pass the final part of the state budget, which is now 119 days overdue.

Retired judge Judith Kaye concluded Paterson broke no laws, but made "errors in judgment."

Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice failed to vote for 18 years, a record the frontrunner called a "mistake."

Gov. David Paterson joked that the cast of "Jersey Shore," which is mostly made up of New Yorkers, behave better here.

Bloomberg opposed a bill that would have banned the city from towing vehicles that repeatedly park illegally.

A proposed soda tax could add close to $1 billion in tax revenue, according to the governor's office.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned that a new tax on hedge fund managers would drive them to Connecticut.

Hundreds of state-owned buildings in New York City do not have to comply with the city's building and fire codes.