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Will Gov. Kathy Hochul’s agenda prevail? → Read More
In the saga of choosing a leader of the state’s court system, the Commission on Judicial Nomination will have to again send finalists to the governor. The question is whether they will shake things up. → Read More
The industry has already surpassed tax revenue projections as state lawmakers debate lowering the tax rate. → Read More
As borough officials rallied in support of free buses, MTA officials warned of the agency’s dire fiscal circumstances → Read More
Governors love their airports. Hochul is no different. → Read More
Gov. Kathy Hochul excluded labor standards in her climate proposals. Unions want to change that. → Read More
Senators voted 39-20 to reject Gov. Kathy Hochul’s controversial chief judge nominee. Hochul said she will find a new nominee. → Read More
Restricting which bills get on committee agendas is the latest in a string of rules-tightening measures. → Read More
The state still technically allows forced labor as punishment for a crime. Lawmakers want to reverse that, and make sure willing prisoners are paid fairly. → Read More
The Access to Representation Act would help people facing deportation if they fall below a certain income level. → Read More
Bail reform, no new taxes on the wealthy and more charter schools are all expected to be topics of conversation during a tense moment with the Legislature. → Read More
The mayor and the governor are presenting a united front, we get it. → Read More
Dealing Gov. Kathy Hochul an unprecedented blow, the state Senate Judiciary Committee voted not to send the Court of Appeals nominee to the floor for a full vote. → Read More
The governor acknowledged New Yorkers’ struggles with mental health and announced the New York Housing Compact. → Read More
The fate of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s chief judge pick and Republican Assembly Member Lester Chang are still uncertain. → Read More
State Senate staffers working to unionize are calling attention to their low pay while their bosses boost their salaries. → Read More
The Long Island Congress member-elect allegedly made up his entire resume. No one noticed → Read More
Everyone’s talking about housing – and still fighting over bail. → Read More
What are the various committees in the state Senate and Assembly? How do they work? → Read More
The new system promises to bring some big changes, including lower contribution limits. → Read More