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Lawmakers introduced a bill in April they say would protect good cops who report bad cops. Most law enforcement groups weren’t so sure.

Pandemic-driven delays in construction, staffing shortages and lengthy pretrial stays for adolescent offenders have slowed down the ability to create more bed space, NY official say.

Even after planning and completing a list of projects long enough to fill the pages of a novel across the county and beyond, Greenup County Judge-Executive Bobby Carpenter still remembers

Even after planning and completing a list of projects long enough to fill the pages of a novel across the county and beyond, Greenup County Judge-Executive Bobby Carpenter still remembers

Hes 6 foot 7, so its easy to guess that Mark Tobiassen was big into basketball when he ...

Cindy Adams, who has served as ISCPA CEO since 2012 and as a member for 40 years, will step down this October.

Andrew Cuomo will resign in 14 days. Now Kathy Hochul will try to fill a leadership void in NYs COVID-19 battle.

4:25 Published reports say a longtime adviser to Governor Andrew Cuomo who is leading New York’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout has been calling county executives to gauge their loyalty to the Democratic governor amid two sexual harassment investigations. There also are allegations the Cuomo administration mismanaged COVID nursing home data. The head of the state County Executives Association says a line was crossed. The Washington Post and The New York Times report that one Democratic county execu...

ALBANY - Larry Schwartz, Gov. Andrew Cuomos former top aide, has long been a close ally of the governor, so much so that he was tapped last year to help lead the states COVID-19 vaccine distribution. But Schwartz recently played another role: calling Democratic county executives to gauge their support for Cuomo, who is battling for his political life amid myriad sexual harassment allegations. Schwartz lobbying to get their backing of Cuomo while at the same time having a major role in how life...

Disabled being elbowed aside as doses shifted to mass-vaccination sites Many New York group home residents are still waiting for shots FacebookTwitterEmail 14 1of14Buy PhotoRegistered nurse Liz Fitz administers the COVID-19 vaccine into the arm of essential worker Kerry OConnell at the McDonough Sports Complex at Hudson Valley Community College on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021 in Troy, N.Y. (Lori Van Buren/Times Union)Lori Van Buren/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less 2of14Buy PhotoA si...