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The move reverses a decision by the Cuomo administration that was hailed by environmentalists. -
Stefanik has traveled the state for months, meeting with GOP leaders as she laid the political groundwork. -
The breach in 2022 exposed the data of 1.7 million students in New York, 3 million in California and nearly 30,000 in Connecticut.
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According to unofficial election results, Prop 1 was approved by about 46% of voters, while more than 12% left the ballot question blank. -
It was a bright red spot on a night when Democrats scored wins in nearby New York City and New Jersey. -
Some are looking at how neighboring New Jersey plans to address the challenge. -
The ongoing government shutdown has renewed debate over health care and Medicaid cuts that could affect veterans. Advocates in New York, home to the nation's largest share of veterans on Medicaid, warn that reduced funding could strain care and worsen mental health outcomes. -
The state is expected to have an additional $2.6 billion in tax revenue thanks largely to a better-than-expected year on Wall Street. -
State regulators say Kalshi has been operating an illegal betting operation. Kalshi says they have it all wrong. -
State Senator Rob Ortt wants to repeal existing legislation that allows for the early release from parole supervision before a term expires. The North Tonawanda Republican suggests without early release, a Buffalo woman might still be alive.
