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The embattled governor has canned the out-of-state shadow political advisor following reports of bad advice and toxic behavior.

“Rob, earlier this week you posted some ‘units funded’ information from the MBA showing a dramatic decline from a few years ago... Dollar-wise, certainly we’re nowhere near the $4+ trillion funded in 2021. What are some of the other MBA thoughts about 2023 and beyond?” Wise economists will tell you, “If you’re going to put a number on it, don’t put a date on it, and if you’re going to put a date on it, don’t put a number ...

A HIGH Court judge has permanently stayed the criminal charges against firearms dealer Brent Thomas.

Whatever it was that Gov. Kathy Hochul did to get The New York Times on her case, you gotta believe she’s regretting it. The Times reported administration policy has largely been in the hands of a Colorado-based wannabe political operative who couldn’t be more removed from the concerns of everyday New Yorkers if he moved to Mars.

Despite soaring real estate prices over the past few years, demand for both purchasing and renting vacation homes remains strong, especially among folks seeking a place on the beach.

On Dec. 5, 2022, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York dismissed three counts of a five-count indictment against former New York Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin, holding that the prosecution's...

THE Deposit Insurance Corporation (DIC) has agreed to settle with its former general manager Arjoon Harripaul, bringing an end to his wrongful termination lawsuit. On Wednesday, Justice Betsy Ann Lambert-Peterson signed off on the consent order entered into by both parties. The matter was expected to go to trial in March but was adjourned to

In New York, the real estate industry and the politicians in its pocket both reign supreme. These tenants have a plan to change that forever.

A watchdog report released Friday found that Gov. Kathy Hochul's proposed budget would authorize $14.8 billion in spending without saying how it would actually get disbursed -- opening the door to "waste and corruption."

A dozen current and former lawmakers pushed back against federal authorities description of bribery, saying it would put them "under the microscope"