New Yorkers are speaking out against rising energy costs
FISHKILL, N.Y. – New Yorkers across the state are noticing increases in their energy bills. Some utility companies,…
What’s driving a spike in energy usage?
America is facing its biggest surge in energy demand in three decades. But what’s driving this spike in…
Rep. Stefanik slams “single-party” politics in Albany
North Country Congresswoman Elise Stefanik helped cap off the legislative session with a heated speech criticizing Governor Kathy…
Appeals court upholds New York’s Reproductive Health Act
A federal appeals court upheld New York’s 2019 law meant to strengthen abortion laws and codify the Roe…
Following NYS Senate opposition, 100+ groups send letter opposing House AI Moratorium
Schenectady — More than 100 institutions, unions and organizations from tech workers to teachers have signed on to…
Goldman’s intros bill to forgive volunteer firefighter loans
Sixty-five percent of firefighters across the country are volunteers. In New York, it is closer to 90%. But…
Court rules N.Y. even-year election law constitutional
A New York state appeals court has ruled the new state law that will move many local elections…
New technology aims to fight senior loneliness in NY
BUFFALO, N.Y. — ONSCREEN is a tech startup that launched during the COVID-19 pandemic. The product allows people…
Syracuse councilor calls U.S. visa ban ‘overzealous’
A recent decision by the United States to revoke all visas for South Sudanese citizens is raising concerns…
New York’s top court dismisses sexual abuse lawsuit
A lawsuit against New York alleging sexual abuse decades ago was tossed out by the state’s top court…
Schumer postpones book tour amid backlash for budget vote
Sen. Charles Schumer abruptly postponed a tour to promote his new book Monday, canceling events this week in…
How legislative leaders differ as budget negotiations begin
The “mothership” landed in Albany on Monday — the traditional kickoff of the budget negotiation process. Known more…