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A recent Siena College survey showed more New York voters oppose, than favor, a bill that could double deposit fees to 10 cents per bottle or can.

Mayor Eric Adams wants to strengthen how state courts order outpatient treatment for people struggling with their mental health.

Both chambers want to raise taxes on high income earners.

Brooklyn residents are frantic over the potential loss of medical-treatment options -- and hundreds of local jobs -- as the state moves forward with its apparent plan to close major safety-net hospital SUNY Downstate.

New York officials are toasting the 25th anniversary of the state law that has allowed charter schools to flourish, with then-Gov. George Pataki proudly recalling how he had to bribe the legislature.

Brooklyn CB9 burst into madness as residents demanded accountability and representation from the board regarding 11 ongoing building developments happening in the area.

New York State’s voting machines are aging and will need replacement. This creates a challenge for our state: can we get new equipment that is as good as the old?

Proposals first unveiled in Gov. Kathy Hochul’s executive budget last month to remove regional caps and reissue defunct charters could make more than one hundred new schools available in New York City.

FLO, a leading North American electric vehicle (EV) charging network operator and smart charging solutions provider, and ChargerHelp!, a charging station maintenance and analytics company, along with Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee Chairman Kevin Parker (D - District 21) and Assemblyman Brian Cunningham (D - District 43) announced the EV Charging Reliability Transparency Act to ensure New York's EV drivers have access to reliable charging stations.

/PRNewswire/ - FLO, a leading North American electric vehicle (EV) charging network operator and smart charging solutions provider, and ChargerHelp!, a...