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These findings are the result of two audits.

The two were seated next to each other at the New York State Financial Control Board’s annual meeting Tuesday.

A smaller percentage of New Yorkers lack health insurance, but coverage disparities persist for some groups, state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli said.

Australian shares are set to open lower. US stocks turn positive late. Reporting on Friday: Baby Bunting, Newcrest.

New York faces soaring costs to house migrants and for an expanded rental assistance program.

The state budget next year could be in for some serious challenges.

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli says the property tax cap for local governments operating on a calendar-based fiscal year will be 2% in 2024.

Seven companies New York's pension fund has invested in will strengthen their political spending disclosure.

Nearly half of the unpaid tolls and fees are from out-of-state drivers, audit finds.

A report by Comptroller Tom DiNapoli finds overtime grew by more than 47% last year.