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The flag on Poughkeepsie's Walkway Over the Hudson is just one of the thousands ordered to fly at half-mast due to tragedy the governor has called senseless.

Who is watching out for wrongdoing among state workers? Bad behavior from lawmakers and state employees highlights the importance of the state ethics commission. This key watchdog group is now

The complex is named after May Lee, who had 79 years of service to the state.

The Legislative Analyst’s Office also said cutting telework stipends would be “disproportionately difficult” for small savings.

Attorneys for Bellevue police officer Kevin Bereta are accusing the city of leaving their client without health benefits months after he was injured while trying to protect the Vice President of the United States.

Last year’s payroll increase roughly matches the pace of inflation from July 2022 to July 2023.

State workers represented by SEIU Local 1000 should see an extra chunk of change just in time for Christmas.

One longtime state worker convinced his daughters to also work for the state. “Dad doesn’t have to worry about you now.”

The Rocklin school district faces an unfair labor charge from the local teacher’s union.