Cuomo brazenly flip-flopped on congestion pricing yet again, saying he now supports the Manhattan toll program he initially fought for – after last year calling for it to be paused.

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Brooklyn community leaders and elected officials say a signed 2014 agreement prohibits New York’s Empire State Development ...

Trump's endorsement boosts Jack Ciattarelli in New Jersey's Republican primary, but Bill Spadea's campaign sees a surge in grassroots support and fundraising.