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Prison guard strike to cost 'many hundreds of millions,' New York budget chief says
The correction officers strike will cost New York "many hundreds of millions of dollars," state Budget Director Blake Washington said Monday.
The correction officers strike will cost New York "many hundreds of millions of dollars," state Budget Director Blake Washington said Monday.
Highs in the 30s for the first day of April.
Born out of an encounter John Tumino had with a panhandler at an off-ramp in Syracuse, In My Father’s Kitchen serves the too-often unseen individuals.
Watching the events of the Vietnam War transformed Sally Roesch Wagner's life.
Recreational marijuana became legal in N.Y. four years ago.
State Budget Director Blake Washington said Monday the debate over changes to discovery laws has Gov. Hochul doubling down.
Issues still up for grabs are: a public mask ban, changing involuntary commitment standards and more.
The correction officers strike will cost New York "many hundreds of millions of dollars," state Budget Director Blake Washington said Monday.
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It's not clear yet if that proposal and others aimed at helping Buffalo with its finances have the necessary support.
The New York State Department of Health is saying that the best support for kids to put down tobacco and menthol products is their peers.
After losing her friend to gun violence, Ashlai Snead found strength in firearms training to take control of her safety and protect herself.
The NFL league meetings are underway.
Robbins joins Buffalo with the plan to take over the job after the team cut Sam Martin to free up salary cap space in early March.
Both new Bandits will add their respective roles to another Banditland NLL Cup run.
The president plans to roll out new import taxes Wednesday.
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JoDee Kenney sat down with Town of Colonie Supervisor Pete Crummey.
JoDee Kenney sat down with Bob Duffy, president and CEO of the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce.
Canada is a major player in the world's maple industry, both for parts and syrup itself, raising concerns for New York maple producers.
One used car dealership said prices started returning to normal after the pandemic put a squeeze on their inventory. Tariffs could bring them back up.
Former New York State Senator and Democrat David Carlucci is helping launch a new organization focused on blockchain policy.
The layoffs come as an Erie County task force works to find new uses and potential buyers for the site.
Recreational marijuana became legal in N.Y. four years ago.
State Budget Director Blake Washington said Monday the debate over changes to discovery laws has Gov. Hochul doubling down.
Momodou Taal, a dual-citizen of the UK and Gambia who has spoken out at pro-Palestinian protests, made the announcement on "X."
It's not clear yet if that proposal and others aimed at helping Buffalo with its finances have the necessary support.
As Republicans in Congress begin trying to enact President Trump’s tax and spending agenda, the word “reconciliation” has come up again and again.
Robbins joins Buffalo with the plan to take over the job after the team cut Sam Martin to free up salary cap space in early March.
The NFL league meetings are underway.
Both new Bandits will add their respective roles to another Banditland NLL Cup run.
Two local animal rescue groups have reported impersonation accounts targeting Venmo users.
The New York State Department of Health is saying that the best support for kids to put down tobacco and menthol products is their peers.
Trump said that “I never take military force off the table” in regards to Greenland after the Danish foreign minister scolded his administration.
President Donald Trump's administration is using emergency appeals to the Supreme Court as it faces nearly 130 lawsuits over his executive orders.
Auto prices for consumers could increase and sales could decline as new factories take time to build.
The order mostly directs federal agencies to enforce existing laws.
A representative for the Hackman family estate had urged a New Mexico judge to seal photos, video and documents to protect the family’s privacy.
More than 1,800 businesses were located in the Eaton and Palisades fire zones.
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