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ALBANY — As budget talks continue to stall, the state legislature on Monday voted to approve a second extender.

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The report, released on Thursday, outlines how the Office of People With Developmental Disabilities failed to provide consistent guidance to 6,929 group homes, mostly operated by nonprofits, across the state during the first wave of the deadly pandemic.

But job seekers are finding roles at smaller companies and in other industries

CANTON — The former clerk/treasurer for the village of Norwood pleaded guilty Friday to a charge that she stole more than $70,000 from the village.

The average Wall Street bonus of $176,700 last year declined 26% from the record-setting bonus of $240,400 in 2021, New York's state comptroller said.

Pre-tax profits of securities firms were down 56% as they collected fewer fees due to inflation and recession fears, the state comptroller said.

The forecast varies from one district to the next: Some taxpayers will see a freeze or even a reduction, while others will see substantial hikes. Find your district in the accompanying chart.

“Riders are not returning to subways, trains and buses fast enough to help the MTA turn its finances  around,” DiNapoli said in a statement.

"If banks become even more reluctant to make new loans, the likelihood of a recession grows," says New York City Comptroller Brad Lander.