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Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation this week that prohibits colleges from withholding student transcripts because of unpaid debts or charging those who owe debt a higher fee to obtain their

"We have a large state with a lot of different interests, and I know this is important to the identity of Western New York," she said. "Its a small market

When the Court of Appeals on Tuesday morning considers the complicated case filed earlier this year by Republicans claiming they were shut out of the reapportionment process, some now wonder

Four months ago, Elizabeth "Lill" Kress took a call that reminded her both of how she came to be and how an act of sacrifice remains a living force for

Residents were awakened by city officials knocking on their doors telling them that they had to vacate the building, which had been deemed uninhabitable.

New York State will require all new school buses to have zero emissions by 2027. The switchover from diesel to electric, or zero emission, will take place by 2035, when

Iowa Republican U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley voted against confirming Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Democratic President Joe Biden’s nominee to fill an upcoming vacancy to the U.S. Supreme Court.

The mandate, passed last year by the state Legislature and signed by then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo in an effort to address understaffing in nursing homes, was originally scheduled to go into

Its not clear when the State Legislature and Gov. Kathy Hochul will reach agreement on a spending plan as Democratic leaders in the Assembly and State Senate osent their members

"The governor’s new stadium won’t be a product of progress," Seneca Nation President Matthew Pagels said. "It will be a monument to Albany’s vindictive desire to punish the Seneca people.