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PLATTSBURGH — An audit from the state Comptroller says that a program inside state prisons allowing inmates to use computer tablets and kiosks has not been monitored well enough.

DUNKIRK -- A former director of city festivals has been charged in the pilfering of $50,000. State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli and Chautauqua County Distric

A former director of city festivals has been charged in the pilfering of $50,000. State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli and Chautauqua County District Attorney

House investigators in both parties faulted Democrat-led states Wednesday for issuing "must admit" policies that allowed coronavirus-positive residents to return to nursing homes regardless of whether the facilities had safeguards in place, as federal guidance required.

Compensation firm Johnson Associates breaks down its bonus expectations for 2023 for hedge funds, M&A advisory firms, commercial banking, and more.

New York State Common Retirement Fund reached deals with four U.S. companies to compel them to set targets to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

New York City is becoming a tale of two halves, as 50 percent of households struggle to afford basic necessities such as food, transportation and rent while the other half thrives, data shows.

The largest public pension plans in New York take varied approaches to setting assumed rates of return, with each producing a different result.

AG James supports stricter cryptocurrency regulations New York State

WATERTOWN — Jefferson and Lewis counties saw dips in the amount of local government sales tax receipts in March compared to the same month a year ago, while St. Lawrence