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In April, the Office of the State Comptroller approved 1,190 contracts for state agencies and public authorities valued at $14.1 billion and more than 4.2 million payments worth nearly $12 billion.

Local primary runoffs throughout  Potter and Randall county for three commissioner seats and one justice of the peace for one precinct were decided Tuesday with all voting centers reporting along with most statewide primary races having projected winners with over 80% of the votes counted.

Judge Rachel Bell used taxpayer money to rent office space in a building owned by her parents.

Former Director of Food Services for Hempstead Public Schools Alleged to Have Steered More than $1 Million in Contracts to a Preferred Vendor in Exchange for Kickbacks

New York is slated to hold two separate primary elections this year after a chaotic redistricting process led to legal challenges and United States House of Representatives and State Senate district lines had to be redrawn.

The candidates for Tom Green County Judge are Todd Kolls and Lane Carter.  Both candidates have participated in forums and live interviews with San Angelo LIVE!  They have also answered a detailed questionnaire.

By Brendan J. O’Reilly The New York State comptroller’s office agrees with Southampton Village’s new external auditing firm: Prior village administrations pierced the state’s tax cap in several years, despite having reported that the village’s annual

According to a State Comptroller report released on Tuesday, 238 workers were killed in Israel between 2015-21, with a record 40 fatalities recorded in 2019

In annual report, Matanyahu Englman faults government for wide range of failings, including lack of preparedness for hospital cyberattacks and safety issues at construction sites

Invasive species compete with — and ultimately supplant the natural flora and fauna of the land of Israel - Click the link for more details.