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Republicans release report on combatting antisemitism | Local News - Vimarsana News

Republicans release report on combatting antisemitism | Local News

The report details a list of suggestions to combat antisemitism throughout the state.

Republicans release report on combatting antisemitism | Local News - Vimarsana News

Republicans release report on combatting antisemitism | Local News

The report details a list of suggestions to combat antisemitism throughout the state.

Metzger urges Hochul to prioritize housing, environment in state budget - Vimarsana News

Metzger urges Hochul to prioritize housing, environment in state budget

KINGSTON, N.Y. –  Days before a state budget deadline, Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger has outlined priorities for the county in a letter to Gov. Kathy Hochul. Metzger’s listed priorities in the letter are housing, climate and environment, transportation, childcare and hospital funding. The budget deadline is Monday, April 1, but Hochul on Wednesday evening […]

NY pols push to pad teacher, cop, gov't worker pensions -- and sock taxpayers with $4B bill - Vimarsana News

NY pols push to pad teacher, cop, gov't worker pensions -- and sock taxpayers with $4B bill

State lawmakers are set to try to make it easier for teachers, cops and other state and local government workers to pad their pensions — and leave taxpayers footing the nearly $4 billion bill, a new analysis shows.

Source: nypost.com
NY pols push to pad teacher, cop, gov't worker pensions — and sock taxpayers with whopping $4B bill - Vimarsana News

NY pols push to pad teacher, cop, gov't worker pensions — and sock taxpayers with whopping $4B bill

The proposed change would instantly hit New York City taxpayers with $163 million in added annual pension costs, according to the Empire Center for Public Policy.

Source: yahoo.com