Rep. Carolyn Maloney
Man Arrested For Allegedly Threatening Rep. Maloney Over Gun Control Bill
Ronald Buchanan, of Elmira, N.Y., was charged with aggravated harassment and menacing on Thursday. He was held in lieu of $20,000 bail.
Rep. Maloney Says She Received Death Threats Over Gun Control Bill
Rep. Carolyn Maloney said she’s received phone calls Tuesday night at her Manhattan office. She said the calls were answered by young interns, who were “understandably shaken by this experience.”
N.Y. Congresspeople: Possible Relief Ahead For Sandy Victims’ Insurance Rates
There might be some relief coming for superstorm Sandy victims who are facing skyrocketing flood insurance rates.
Local Lawmakers Warn Of Budget Cuts If Deal Not Reached In Washington By Friday
The $85 billion budget-cutting mechanism could affect everything from commercial flights to classrooms to meat inspections.
Advocates: Federal ‘Sequester’ Cuts Would Hit Medical Research Hard
Doctors, patients and researchers Sunday painted a grim picture of what the human cost will be if Washington lawmakers don’t avoid across-the-board budget cuts this coming Friday.
MTA Will Not Rename Subway Stop After Ed Koch
Rep. Carolyn Maloney is expected to recommend Monday that the MTA rename the subway station at the corner of East 77th Street and Lexington Avenue as the “Mayor Ed Koch subway station.”
77th Street No. 6 Line Subway Station To Be Renamed For Mayor Koch
Late Mayor Ed Koch will soon have a subway station on the Upper East Side named in his honor.
120 Win Inauguration Tickets From Rep. Maloney’s Office
More than 6,000 people entered a lottery for tickets to President Barack Obama’s inauguration ceremony in Washington Monday at the office of U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.), and there were 120 winners.
House Approves $50.7 Billion In Hurricane Sandy Relief
The final House vote was 241-180 — 192 Democrats were joined by 38 Republicans in approving the measure.
Rep. Maloney: Small Businesses ‘Desperately Need Help’ In Sandy Recovery
More than six weeks after the storm, some businesses that rely on the holiday season to boost revenues said this will not be a very merry Christmas for them.
Congressional Gridlock Could Leave 9/11 Responders Hurting Again
If Congress fails to reach a budget deal, automatic across the board cuts in January would slash $38 million from the Zadroga Act, which helps care for sick 9/11 responders.
Officials Announce Plan To Speed Innovation And Business Development At Cornell’s Graduate Tech Program
At a news conference, government leaders and representatives from the Ivy League university announced plans to have a patent officer stationed at CornellNYC Tech’s graduate school campus to help students and others more easily capitalize on their ideas.
Feds Favor Expanding 9/11 Health Compensation Program To Include 50 Cancers
People with any of the cancers on the list could qualify for treatments and payments as long as they and their doctors make a plausible case that the disease might be connected to the caustic dust.
Rebuilding Of St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Moves Forward
The effort to rebuild St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, destroyed on 9/11, is moving ahead.
Shoe’s On Other Foot: Now Republicans Blaming Democrats For High Gas Prices
Some are blaming President Barack Obama for the sky-high gas prices, claiming he wants to help enforce the “use-less gas lifestyle” he wants Americans to adopt.
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