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An investigation by the Erie County District Attorneys Office found "no evidence of criminal conduct" by Cheektowaga Town Board member Brian Nowak, who was publicly accused last month of bribing

Cybersecurity concerns have risen in the state, state officials and local experts reported as they marked Cybersecurity Awareness Month.

Town Supervisors feeble response to incomplete sexual harassment training in Amherst raises accountability concerns. Other regions completed training efficiently. The proposed committee seems like a delay tactic.

Is the operation in Gaza a war, who is authorized declare war and what is the role of the cabinet and the government after war is declared?

Tennessee’s comptroller of the treasury said Monday that the state has become a top destination for people looking to move to a place with low taxes and a fiscally responsible government. Jason Mumpower, a Sulivan County native who was appointed by the GOP-controlled state General Assembly in 2021 to be what he calls the state’s top “money cop,” also told the East Tennessee Republican Club that Tennessee maintains a “strong rainy day fund” that currently excee...

Real estate developers would be required to pay prevailing wages to construction workers employed on city projects that have large public subsidies, according to legislation being pushed by members …

ALBANY, N.Y. — Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy released his Executive Budget for fiscal year 2024 with a property tax rate decrease for the eleventh straight year. McCoy presented his budget as Albany County continues to deal with dueling mental health and addiction epidemics, along with crises related to affordable housing, homelessness and an influx […]

Orlando Sanchez is a former city council member, and said he has knowledge in financial institutions and government.

Ryan Maue checked out the Central Park precipitation data and found that on September 23, 1882 the site measured the highest daily value of 8.28” and that this recent event was the 9th wettest day at that site.

Comptroller Kevin Walsh today outlined why nine municipalities are not in compliance with the 2010 sick leave law, including West New York.