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Two police lieutenants have been endorsed by the Erie County Republican Committee to run for seats in the state Assembly, committee chairman Michael Kracker announced Saturday.

The global pandemic and its effect on New York State has emerged as a main issue in the race for the 59th State Senate District seat.

The Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail Inc. announced Thursday that it was awarded a $278,000 state grant that will be used to assess needs of the historic, high trestle Cascade Bridge

ALBANY — Some legislators have introduced a bill they hope will help local fire departments and law enforcement offices stay up to date with their equipment and keep more staff

These funds are important, advocates say, because they not only help survivors heal but they also are an inflection point in cycles of violence, and in stopping cycles of violence.

Governor Hochul announced that the Village of Lancaster and the Village of Wellsville will each receive $4.5 million in funding as the Western New York region winners of the first round of NY Forward.

A legislative tightrope awaits Gov. Kathy Hochul, reflected in a speech alternately calling for strengthening the public safety concerns that propelled her GOP opponent last November with others sure to

Governor Hochul today signed the Buy American Salt Act (S.9441/A.7919-A) to allow New York public agencies and authorities that use rock salt or sodium chloride to purchase salt mined in the United States.

Governor Hochul signed the Buy American Salt Act (S.9441/A.7919-A) to allow New York public agencies and authorities that use rock salt or sodium chloride to purchase salt mined in the United States.

ELMA — Senator Patrick M. Gallivan has introduced legislation to substantially reduce taxes paid by New York State consumers for health care and health insurance.