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New York Public News Network reporters Jimmy Vielkind and Samuel King talk about the latest developments at the State Capitol in Albany.
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The Summit, formerly the Vincent in the Outer Comstock neighborhood, is leasing more than 100 units. The Metropolitan on James St. is expected to start renting soon.
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NY Attorney General Letitia James urges prescription drug users to seek compensation from multi-million-dollar settlement with numerous pharmaceutical companies over inflating generic drug prices.
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“I think she brings a lot of energy to the process, engages young people in particular,” Hochul said.
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Free shuttles new this year. 140 booths, vendors, musicians, performers.
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Onondaga County officials say changing SNAP rules and stagnant state assistance are putting pressure on local social services, as high housing costs drive demand for emergency shelter.
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A new, globally-based curling league, featuring mixed-gender teams, will play in Utica when their season gets underway in January.
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The vote could become the largest unionization vote in U.S. history and grow the membership of 1199SEIU, which is already the largest healthcare union, by over 47%.
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is looking to balance climate action and affordability amid criticism from environmentalists and her opponent, Republican Bruce Blakeman.
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Brooks was fatally beaten by guards inside the Marcy Correction Facility. His family and the state agreed to a $24 million settlement.
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Syracuse gas prices have surged between 13 and 18 cents within the last week and are more than $1.20 higher than they were last year.
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A report from NYS Comptroller Tom DiNapoli's office found revenue from sports betting apps has skyrocketed in recent years. But it could mask the true value of the revenue and expose gambling problems.