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State Sen. Patrick Gallivan recently joined members of the Senate Minority Conference in supporting plans to protect the rights of New York residents, do away with excessive government overreach and restore faith in government by increasing accountability and transparency. The proposals are a core tenet of the Senate Minority’s Rescue New York 2023 agenda, unveiled

Republican Senator Thomas F. O'Mara has just introduced a new bill (Senate Bill S2209) that seeks to increa...

The newly proposed Empire Corridor rail plan, which isn't very high speed, is better than not doing anything says the Empire State Passenger Association

West Seneca residents are frustrated about why the power goes out consistently during almost every winter event

He argues court fees amount to a “regressive tax.”

They're amending an existing bill to establish a single-payer health care system in New York.

"We've never seen anything like this," NYS Emergency Services Commissioner Jackie Bray said during budget hearings in Albany on Tuesday.

The bill would allow the Thruway Authority and State Department of Transportation to raise the speed on select highways by 5 MPH.

State Sen. Patrick Gallivan joined colleagues from the Senate and Assembly minority conferences, members of law enforcement and victims’ advocates to unveil a legislative package to Create a Safer New York. The comprehensive policy initiatives are designed to support law enforcement, fix the state’s criminal justice system, crack down on illegal gun crime and protect

There are over a dozen pieces of legislation proposed by the Assembly and Senate in Albany, and Gov. Hochul wants to pay volunteer firefighters, but is that enough?