New York could benefit from the mass culling happening at federal agencies under Donald Trump and Elon Musk, Hochul said.

Gov. Hochul said the fired strikers also are losing their healthcare coverage, and many will lose their state pensions.

New York defense attorneys and prosecutors have accused one another of spreading "lies" over Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposal to ...

Governor Kathy Hochul has proclaimed March 2025 as Problem Gambling Awareness Month in New York State, highlighting ...

The Alliance to Protect Kalief’s Law held an advocacy day at the Capitol to convince lawmakers to reject reform to the current criminal discovery process.

Renewable diesel is powering New York City’s heavy-duty vehicle fleet, is being rolled out for city ferries, and is ...

The Essex County Board of Supervisors voted Monday to pass a resolution, calling on lawmakers to repeal a 2022 law that ...

The city of Albany suffers from a hobbled economy, an overburdened housing market, concerns around public safety, crumbling ...

Corrections staff in the North Country said they are standing in solidarity to be heard despite termination letters being sent and health insurance benefits being taken away from those on strike.

Elon Musk, head of DOGE, posted that those handling classified or sensitive material are "still required to respond." ...

As the wildcat strike conducted by corrections officers in New York State officially enters its third week, hundreds of ...