N.Y. and NYC high school graduation rates: Here's a closer look at the numbersHigh school graduation rates in New York State remain steady at 86%, while New York City maintains a lower rate of 83%.
Exclusive | Hochul reverses call to cut funding to shrinking NY schools as she faces potentially tough re-election bidGovernor Hochul reverses position on funding cuts for schools with declining enrollment, likely due to political pressures as she prepares for re-election.
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul roasted for refusing to push charter school expansionGov. Kathy Hochul did not advocate for charter school expansion, siding with teachers' unions ahead of her re-election campaign.
Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon lauds literacy education planThe NYS Action Plan aims to improve literacy instruction by emphasizing evidence-based teaching methods and better training for future teachers.
Could This Town Be One Of The Most Educated Within The Hudson Valley?Hudson Valley boasts reputable colleges, making it an area with significant educational opportunities. Education is accessible without traveling far.
N.Y. and NYC high school graduation rates: Here's a closer look at the numbersHigh school graduation rates in New York State remain steady at 86%, while New York City maintains a lower rate of 83%.
Exclusive | Hochul reverses call to cut funding to shrinking NY schools as she faces potentially tough re-election bidGovernor Hochul reverses position on funding cuts for schools with declining enrollment, likely due to political pressures as she prepares for re-election.
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul roasted for refusing to push charter school expansionGov. Kathy Hochul did not advocate for charter school expansion, siding with teachers' unions ahead of her re-election campaign.
Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon lauds literacy education planThe NYS Action Plan aims to improve literacy instruction by emphasizing evidence-based teaching methods and better training for future teachers.
Could This Town Be One Of The Most Educated Within The Hudson Valley?Hudson Valley boasts reputable colleges, making it an area with significant educational opportunities. Education is accessible without traveling far.
America's New King Of Fast Food Is Never Coming To New York StateDel Taco ranks as America's favorite fast food, but has no locations in New York State.
NY Spent $452M on Medical Equipment During Pandemic That Went UnusedNew York state spent $452.8 million on unused medical equipment during the pandemic, which mostly remains in storage.
Embattled Congestion Pricing Program Gets Boost From Federal JudgeThe judge's ruling strengthens New York's congestion pricing program against legal challenges.Opponents of the plan express concerns about fairness and community impact.
Cross Bronx Boondoggle Would Drag Buses Off Their Routes And Put Another Highway Ramp Next To Bronx River - Streetsblog New York CityNew York's Cross Bronx expansion plan involves rerouting buses and building a new exit ramp, sparking concerns among transit advocates.
Embattled Congestion Pricing Program Gets Boost From Federal JudgeThe judge's ruling strengthens New York's congestion pricing program against legal challenges.Opponents of the plan express concerns about fairness and community impact.
Cross Bronx Boondoggle Would Drag Buses Off Their Routes And Put Another Highway Ramp Next To Bronx River - Streetsblog New York CityNew York's Cross Bronx expansion plan involves rerouting buses and building a new exit ramp, sparking concerns among transit advocates.
N.Y. Corrections Department Issues Ultimatum to Striking OfficersNew York State corrections officers face termination or legal action if they do not return to work after unauthorized strikes.
NY's Prison Guard Strike Has Roots in Decades of Racialized DeindustrializationA strike wave among New York prison guards reveals systemic issues and responses to enforcement failures of reforms in solitary confinement.
New York to release some prison inmates early over shortage of guard staffNew York state prisons will release inmates early due to a critical shortage of corrections officers.
NY corrections officers charged with murder in prison death of Messiah NantwiTwo New York corrections officers were indicted for the murder of Messiah Nantwi, highlighting systemic issues in the state's prison system.
Tentative agreement may end wildcat NYS prison strikeA tentative agreement was reached to end the illegal strike in New York state prisons, addressing staffing and operational concerns.
N.Y. Corrections Department Issues Ultimatum to Striking OfficersNew York State corrections officers face termination or legal action if they do not return to work after unauthorized strikes.
NY's Prison Guard Strike Has Roots in Decades of Racialized DeindustrializationA strike wave among New York prison guards reveals systemic issues and responses to enforcement failures of reforms in solitary confinement.
New York to release some prison inmates early over shortage of guard staffNew York state prisons will release inmates early due to a critical shortage of corrections officers.
NY corrections officers charged with murder in prison death of Messiah NantwiTwo New York corrections officers were indicted for the murder of Messiah Nantwi, highlighting systemic issues in the state's prison system.
Tentative agreement may end wildcat NYS prison strikeA tentative agreement was reached to end the illegal strike in New York state prisons, addressing staffing and operational concerns.
10 guards charged over the fatal beating of 22-year-old NY inmate Messiah Nantwi, including 2 with murderTen New York prison guards have been indicted for the fatal beating of inmate Messiah Nantwi, marking a concerning pattern of violence in state prisons.
New Deal Reached to End Wildcat Strikes by N.Y. Prison GuardsA new agreement will end wildcat strikes by New York State correctional officers, mandating their return to work under specific conditions.
10 guards charged over the fatal beating of 22-year-old NY inmate Messiah Nantwi, including 2 with murderTen New York prison guards have been indicted for the fatal beating of inmate Messiah Nantwi, marking a concerning pattern of violence in state prisons.
New Deal Reached to End Wildcat Strikes by N.Y. Prison GuardsA new agreement will end wildcat strikes by New York State correctional officers, mandating their return to work under specific conditions.
New York State's Site Readiness Programs Unlock OpportunitiesNew York's thriving economy and advantageous incentives attract high-tech manufacturers and supply chain partners.
'Stop super speeders' bill gains new momentum after Brooklyn car crash kills Jewish mom and two children - Jewish Telegraphic AgencyNew York's 'Stop Super Speeders' bill aims to install speed limiters for repeat offenders after a tragic car crash reignites support.
Queens and Bronx casino proposals require land conversionThe deadline for downstate casino applications is nearing as bidders navigate legal challenges and seek legislative support.
Gittel's Law: New legislation ensures justice for survivors of provider misconduct - QNSGittel's Law enhances protections for mental health patients against sexual abuse by providers in New York.
Albany pols push bill honoring families of sanitation workers who died of 9/11-related cancersFamily members of late sanitation workers from Ground Zero may receive benefits similar to first responders with the Ignazio Giacalone Act.
Gov. Hochul makes last-minute push for NY mask ban in state budget talksGov. Kathy Hochul is reviving discussions on a bill to increase penalties for masked protesters amid ongoing budget negotiations.
New York lawmakers introduce Bill to help new employees manage student loan debt - QNSNew York has passed Senate Bill S.1673, providing essential student loan repayment information to new employees, addressing the debt crisis.
'Stop super speeders' bill gains new momentum after Brooklyn car crash kills Jewish mom and two children - Jewish Telegraphic AgencyNew York's 'Stop Super Speeders' bill aims to install speed limiters for repeat offenders after a tragic car crash reignites support.
Queens and Bronx casino proposals require land conversionThe deadline for downstate casino applications is nearing as bidders navigate legal challenges and seek legislative support.
Gittel's Law: New legislation ensures justice for survivors of provider misconduct - QNSGittel's Law enhances protections for mental health patients against sexual abuse by providers in New York.
Albany pols push bill honoring families of sanitation workers who died of 9/11-related cancersFamily members of late sanitation workers from Ground Zero may receive benefits similar to first responders with the Ignazio Giacalone Act.
Gov. Hochul makes last-minute push for NY mask ban in state budget talksGov. Kathy Hochul is reviving discussions on a bill to increase penalties for masked protesters amid ongoing budget negotiations.
New York lawmakers introduce Bill to help new employees manage student loan debt - QNSNew York has passed Senate Bill S.1673, providing essential student loan repayment information to new employees, addressing the debt crisis.
New York Pulls Funds for 2 Yeshivas That Fail to Offer Secular EducationNew York State is cutting funding to two Hasidic schools for failing to provide adequate education, effectively closing them down.
New York Warns Trump It Will Not Comply With Public School D.E.I. OrderNew York's Education Department firmly defends diversity, equity, and inclusion programs against federal threats to funding.
New York Pulls Funds for 2 Yeshivas That Fail to Offer Secular EducationNew York State is cutting funding to two Hasidic schools for failing to provide adequate education, effectively closing them down.
New York Warns Trump It Will Not Comply With Public School D.E.I. OrderNew York's Education Department firmly defends diversity, equity, and inclusion programs against federal threats to funding.
Long Island 'homemaker' forged vaccine proof for middle schoolers, pretended to be medical professional: officialsA Long Island woman forged vaccination records for middle school students, leading to 17 felony charges.Forging vaccination documents increases the risk of vaccine-preventable diseases spreading.
Hochul admin offers 'grace period' for NY home care switch - but still denies any issues in chaotic rolloutThe Hochul administration introduced a grace period for consumers amidst issues in the home care system overhaul.
Long Island 'homemaker' forged vaccine proof for middle schoolers, pretended to be medical professional: officialsA Long Island woman forged vaccination records for middle school students, leading to 17 felony charges.Forging vaccination documents increases the risk of vaccine-preventable diseases spreading.
Hochul admin offers 'grace period' for NY home care switch - but still denies any issues in chaotic rolloutThe Hochul administration introduced a grace period for consumers amidst issues in the home care system overhaul.
Climate Groups Sue Hochul Administration Over Climate Law BacktrackingNew York is being sued for delays in implementing climate laws vital to reducing emissions and addressing air pollution.
Bondi Announces Lawsuit Against New York Over ImmigrationThe Trump administration is suing New York over its immigration policies, claiming they prioritize illegal aliens over American citizens.
DOJ announces lawsuit against New York, Hochul and state AG James over 'sanctuary' statusThe Justice Department is suing New York for limiting federal immigration enforcement cooperation.
Climate Groups Sue Hochul Administration Over Climate Law BacktrackingNew York is being sued for delays in implementing climate laws vital to reducing emissions and addressing air pollution.
Bondi Announces Lawsuit Against New York Over ImmigrationThe Trump administration is suing New York over its immigration policies, claiming they prioritize illegal aliens over American citizens.
DOJ announces lawsuit against New York, Hochul and state AG James over 'sanctuary' statusThe Justice Department is suing New York for limiting federal immigration enforcement cooperation.
Empire State Fellows Program opens application period for 2026-2028 cohortThe Empire State Fellows Program opens applications for diverse talent aiming to become future New York State policymakers.
Fresh signs that New York needs to spike its ruinous clean-energy mandatesAmbitious renewables targets threaten electric reliability in New York, leading to potential blackouts during peak demand.
Four Years After Legalization, New York's Cannabis Journey Is Still Unfinished | stupidDOPENew York's Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act aimed to create equity in cannabis legalization but faces significant challenges in its implementation.
How Long Does a Weed High Last? A Clear Guide for New York's New Cannabis Users | stupidDOPEThe duration of a cannabis high varies by factor, influencing safety and experience for new users.Understanding consumption methods is crucial for responsible cannabis use.
Elevate Your Cannabis Experience with Silly Nice: Premium Products Now Available at 80+ Dispensaries Across New York | stupidDOPESilly Nice offers premium cannabis products across New York, committed to quality and affordability for all consumers.
How Long Does a Weed High Last? A Clear Guide for New York's New Cannabis Users | stupidDOPEThe duration of a cannabis high varies by factor, influencing safety and experience for new users.Understanding consumption methods is crucial for responsible cannabis use.
Elevate Your Cannabis Experience with Silly Nice: Premium Products Now Available at 80+ Dispensaries Across New York | stupidDOPESilly Nice offers premium cannabis products across New York, committed to quality and affordability for all consumers.
New York's Seneca Tribe Seeks Lower Revenue Sharing Payments In New CompactThe Seneca tribe's negotiations for lower state payments have stalled, risking local services funded by casino revenues.
PREMIUM Spotlight: How the recreational marijuana rollout failedNew York aims to uplift historically marginalized communities in the cannabis industry with targeted funding.The Cannabis Social Equity Investment Fund was created to support individuals with drug convictions.
New York Cannabis Supporters Call on Southampton Officials to Stop Blocking Licensed Equity BusinessNew York's cannabis equity vision is hindered by local government inaction exemplified by Brown Budda New York's stalled permit application.
PREMIUM Spotlight: How the recreational marijuana rollout failedNew York aims to uplift historically marginalized communities in the cannabis industry with targeted funding.The Cannabis Social Equity Investment Fund was created to support individuals with drug convictions.
New York Cannabis Supporters Call on Southampton Officials to Stop Blocking Licensed Equity BusinessNew York's cannabis equity vision is hindered by local government inaction exemplified by Brown Budda New York's stalled permit application.
Opinion: It's Time For NY Defend Immigrant Rights-Now More Than Ever26,000 children will lose legal counsel due to federal order, highlighting the urgent need for state-funded legal representation.
New York's top court blocks NYC from letting noncitizens voteNew York's top court ruled that only citizens can vote in municipal elections, ending NYC's efforts to allow noncitizens to participate.
NY's highest court strikes down law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections | amNewYorkNew York's highest court rules only US citizens can vote, striking down a law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.
New York's top court blocks NYC from letting noncitizens voteNew York's top court ruled that only citizens can vote in municipal elections, ending NYC's efforts to allow noncitizens to participate.
NY's highest court strikes down law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections | amNewYorkNew York's highest court rules only US citizens can vote, striking down a law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.
Report Reveals Worsening Racial Disparities in New York Parole DecisionsRacial disparities in parole decisions in New York have worsened, with people of color significantly less likely to be granted parole compared to whites.
Governor Hochul Launches DFS Connect to Tackle Soaring Drug PricesDFS Connect is a new digital platform by NY's DFS to enhance transparency and efficiency in addressing prescription drug prices and Pharmacy Benefit Managers.
Students: Apply to college for free in New York starting MondayFree college application opportunities are available to high school seniors in New York through state and private universities, aiming to enhance accessibility.
Report Reveals Worsening Racial Disparities in New York Parole DecisionsRacial disparities in parole decisions in New York have worsened, with people of color significantly less likely to be granted parole compared to whites.
Governor Hochul Launches DFS Connect to Tackle Soaring Drug PricesDFS Connect is a new digital platform by NY's DFS to enhance transparency and efficiency in addressing prescription drug prices and Pharmacy Benefit Managers.
Students: Apply to college for free in New York starting MondayFree college application opportunities are available to high school seniors in New York through state and private universities, aiming to enhance accessibility.
Colton: improve security on SNAP benefit cardsSNAP security protocols need expansion to be accessible to those without smartphones, says Assemblymember Colton.
New York Has A Pretty Hefty Legal Bill - Above the LawNew York state's legal costs from Cuomo's administration exceed $18 million, primarily for sexual harassment lawsuit defenses.
New York governor backs moves to fight elder financial exploitationGovernor Hochul proposes measures to protect older New Yorkers from financial exploitation through training for financial professionals.
Governor Hochul Instructs State Agency to Reject Con Ed Rate HikeGovernor Hochul is taking measures to protect consumers from utility rate hikes and ensure fair compensation practices among utility management.
Outrage over P'nut the squirrel's death continues with bomb threats called in at 10 NY state officesBomb threats against DEC offices related to the euthanization of P'nut the squirrel sparked widespread outrage and public condemnation.
New York governor backs moves to fight elder financial exploitationGovernor Hochul proposes measures to protect older New Yorkers from financial exploitation through training for financial professionals.
Governor Hochul Instructs State Agency to Reject Con Ed Rate HikeGovernor Hochul is taking measures to protect consumers from utility rate hikes and ensure fair compensation practices among utility management.
Outrage over P'nut the squirrel's death continues with bomb threats called in at 10 NY state officesBomb threats against DEC offices related to the euthanization of P'nut the squirrel sparked widespread outrage and public condemnation.
What Trump's Big Budget Cuts Could Mean for New YorkProposed federal spending cuts could drastically affect New York's finances, threatening health care and social services for millions of residents.
N.Y. attorney general: stopping care for trans youth will violate state lawNew York's Attorney General asserts that denying gender-affirming care to transgender minors is unlawful under state antidiscrimination laws.
What Trump's Big Budget Cuts Could Mean for New YorkProposed federal spending cuts could drastically affect New York's finances, threatening health care and social services for millions of residents.
N.Y. attorney general: stopping care for trans youth will violate state lawNew York's Attorney General asserts that denying gender-affirming care to transgender minors is unlawful under state antidiscrimination laws.
N.Y. State Police Investigate Death of Another Inmate at Upstate PrisonA 22-year-old inmate died after allegedly being beaten by prison guards, under investigation by state authorities.
Long Islander Amanda Lefton named new DEC commissionerAmanda Lefton has been appointed commissioner of New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, bringing significant experience in environmental leadership.
Hochul signs NY law that will charge $75B to oil, gas and coal companies for climate change - but critics say customers will pick up tabNew York's new law mandates fossil fuel companies to pay $75 billion for their carbon emissions to fund climate resilience projects.
Long Islander Amanda Lefton named new DEC commissionerAmanda Lefton has been appointed commissioner of New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, bringing significant experience in environmental leadership.
Hochul signs NY law that will charge $75B to oil, gas and coal companies for climate change - but critics say customers will pick up tabNew York's new law mandates fossil fuel companies to pay $75 billion for their carbon emissions to fund climate resilience projects.
New regulations enable New Yorkers to secure behavioral care appointments more quicklyNew York mandates timely access to behavioral health appointments and enhances insurer accountability for mental health services.
Closing this week: A Brooklyn bar stocked with Upstate drinks and named for famous CNY hoaxCardiff Giant, a New York state-focused bar, is closing permanently on March 1 after nine years of operation.
Two Brooklyn Yeshivas Lose Funding For Not Complying With State Education LawYeshiva Bnei Shimon Yisroel loses funding due to non-compliance with New York education laws.
Report Finds Rising Financial Insecurity Among Older Adults in New YorkGrowing financial insecurity among older adults in New York demands urgent state intervention.Significant disparities in financial stability exist among seniors across different regions.
N.Y. Corrections Officers Charged With Murder in Death of Robert BrooksNew York corrections officers charged with murder for the assault of a handcuffed inmate, Robert Brooks, filmed by body-worn cameras.The attack highlighted severe misconduct within the correctional facility.
Death of Robert Brooks, Inmate Beaten by N.Y. Prison Guards, Is Ruled a HomicideThe death of an inmate in NY was ruled a homicide, prompting calls for criminal charges against involved corrections officers.
N.Y. Corrections Officers Charged With Murder in Death of Robert BrooksNew York corrections officers charged with murder for the assault of a handcuffed inmate, Robert Brooks, filmed by body-worn cameras.The attack highlighted severe misconduct within the correctional facility.
Death of Robert Brooks, Inmate Beaten by N.Y. Prison Guards, Is Ruled a HomicideThe death of an inmate in NY was ruled a homicide, prompting calls for criminal charges against involved corrections officers.
Dorothy Chin Brandt, Trailblazing Asian American Judge, Dies at 78Dorothy Chin Brandt was the first female Asian American judge in New York, paving the way for future Asian American elected officials.
Hochul's $252B state budget offers cash for unions - but cuts for autistic kidsGov. Hochul's budget proposal threatens vital Medicaid funding for Applied Behavior Analysis therapy crucial for autistic children.
New York State Legislative Caucus Launches 'Empower Black New York' AgendaThe Empower Black New York Agenda aims to tackle economic and racial disparities faced by Black New Yorkers through strategic policy reform.
Revel Snags $60 Million To Build 267 EV Chargers In New YorkNew York State invests $60 million in Revel to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure in response to federal funding cutbacks.
Top Judge Favors a Second Chance for Those Languishing in PrisonProlonged incarceration doesn't improve safety; a new bill could allow prisoners to seek reduced sentences.
Paradigm Shift: MTA Boss Says State Should Pony Up More For Capital Plans - Streetsblog New York CityThe MTA requires a clear funding strategy to address its capital budget sustainability.Current funding models treat the MTA's financial needs inequitably compared to other state expenses.
New York becomes first state to recognize Lunar New Year as a statewide holiday - QNSNew York State recognizes Lunar New Year as the first statewide holiday in the nation, highlighting Asian American culture.
BEAD and Beyond: New York's Broadband Director Has a Holistic Vision to FulfillNew York's ConnectALL initiative aims to expand broadband access and improve digital equity across the state.
NYS trooper Thomas Mascia, who claimed he was shot during a Long Island traffic stop, turns himself into policeTrooper Mascia admits to false claims about being shot after traffic stop; faces serious charges.Family involvement includes parents also facing criminal charges for firearm possession.
5 Takeaways from Hochul's State of the State AddressGov. Hochul's speech connected her re-election strategy to addressing rising living costs and public safety concerns, aiming to regain disenchanted voters.
Op-ed | New York will defend transgender and non-binary bathroom rights unlike Congress | amNewYorkLegislation is being introduced in New York to enhance restroom access for transgender and non-binary individuals.
5 Takeaways from Hochul's State of the State AddressGov. Hochul's speech connected her re-election strategy to addressing rising living costs and public safety concerns, aiming to regain disenchanted voters.
Op-ed | New York will defend transgender and non-binary bathroom rights unlike Congress | amNewYorkLegislation is being introduced in New York to enhance restroom access for transgender and non-binary individuals.
Opinion: Expand NY's Residential Solar Tax CreditNew York's solar tax credit needs reform to make solar accessible for low-income households and seniors.
Gov. Hochul takes drastic steps to fix Capitol building stairs as cost doubles to a whopping $80MNew York's Capitol staircase renovation costs have ballooned to $80 million, raising concerns over budgeting and timelines.
NY spends whopping $89B on schools - more than any other state - with only mediocre results: reportNew York invests heavily in education yet fails to achieve significant improvements in student outcomes.
Op-ed | Letting NY grocery stores sell wine will be a big small business boost | amNewYorkNew York should permit wine sales in grocery stores to strengthen small businesses.Allowing wine sales would provide a vital revenue stream for struggling grocery stores.
Officials Knew About Violence in Prison Where Robert Brooks Was Fatally BeatenThe Marcy Correctional Facility has been implicated in severe abuse and discrimination, highlighted by the death of inmate Robert Brooks.
Mary Anne Krupsak, Trailblazing New York Politician, Dies at 92Mary Anne Krupsak was a pioneering political figure in New York, challenging gender norms and party leadership during her political career.
What you need to know about to refunds and returns in New York | amNewYorkConsumers should be aware of various store return and refund policies, especially during the holiday shopping season to make informed purchasing decisions.
Feds to deploy high-tech system to NY as drone swarms have experts baffledFederal officials are deploying a drone detection system in New York amid rising unidentified drone activity, highlighting the need for stronger federal support.
Op-Ed | Time to do right for New Yorkers with disabilities | amNewYorkNew York must address the workforce crisis for disability care providers to ensure fair treatment and adequate funding.The approval of the Equality Amendment marks a pivotal moment for disability rights in New York.
New York Family Courts Struggle With Underfunding as Advocates Call for $60M BoostNew York's family courts need more funding and resources to address overwhelming challenges.
3 million New Yorkers on Medicaid, public health insurance are costing state a staggering $20B in potentially 'fraudulent' coverage: reportUp to 3 million New Yorkers may fraudulently receive Medicaid benefits, costing the state $20 billion annually, highlighting potential systemic fraud issues.
10 Major New York Industries to Consider if You're Working in or Moving to the Empire StateNew York's diverse economic sectors provide strong opportunities for job seekers and those considering relocation.The state's prominence in commercial banking and investment attracts a workforce seeking career advancement.
New York is under a burn ban-here is what that meansNew York State has imposed a statewide burn ban due to increased fire risks from prolonged dry weather.
New York state buys share of Jay Z's Roc-A-Fella Records to make deadbeat co-founder Damon Dash good on back taxesNew York State purchased a stake in Roc-A-Fella Records to recoup back taxes owed by co-founder Damon Dash.
New York state's population could drop by 2 million people come 2050, shocking study findsNew York's population could decline by over 2 million by 2050 due to lower birth rates and an aging population.
Stark population decline projected for NYS | Cornell ChronicleNew York state may see a population decline of over 2 million, more than 13%, in the next 25 years due to low fertility and aging.
New York state's population could drop by 2 million people come 2050, shocking study findsNew York's population could decline by over 2 million by 2050 due to lower birth rates and an aging population.
Stark population decline projected for NYS | Cornell ChronicleNew York state may see a population decline of over 2 million, more than 13%, in the next 25 years due to low fertility and aging.
Women's rights groups react to Prop 1 that enshrines abortion access into NYS lawNew Yorkers voted overwhelmingly to enshrine the right to abortion into state law. This move solidifies reproductive freedoms against potential political reversals.
New Yorkers pass Proposition 1 to defend abortion and LGBTQ+ rights in the stateNew Yorkers passed Prop 1 to protect abortion and enhance civil rights, ensuring comprehensive protections in state law.
Women's rights groups react to Prop 1 that enshrines abortion access into NYS lawNew Yorkers voted overwhelmingly to enshrine the right to abortion into state law. This move solidifies reproductive freedoms against potential political reversals.
New Yorkers pass Proposition 1 to defend abortion and LGBTQ+ rights in the stateNew Yorkers passed Prop 1 to protect abortion and enhance civil rights, ensuring comprehensive protections in state law.
P'nut the squirrel's heartbroken owner breaks down over almond in his pocket: 'Just a little reminder'Mark Longo mourns the loss of his squirrel P'nut, whose death after a state raid has led to widespread grief and community support.
P'nut the Squirrel's grieving family gives tearful statement on TikTok: 'I'm sad, I'm disgusted'Mark Longo's emotional response to P'nut the Squirrel's euthanasia demonstrates widespread public outrage against New York State officials' actions.
New Yorkers urged not to eat venison as brain disease is found in deerNew Yorkers should avoid consuming venison this hunting season due to a confirmed case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in the state.
Brooklyn HS Seniors: Here's Your Chance to Apply to SUNY, CUNY For FreeNew York State is waiving college application fees to facilitate access to higher education for students.
Council members urges Congress to extend reimbursement for stolen SNAP benefits amid nationwide theft crisis - QNSCouncil Member Sandra Ung advocates for Congress to extend federal reimbursement for stolen SNAP benefits, impacting many vulnerable families nationwide.
Hurricane recovery help teams deployed to western North CarolinaNew York State is providing significant recovery support to Asheville, NC, in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Widow of wrong-way crash victim blasts NY decision to parole driver: 'This liberalism is a bullet into the back'The widow of Stanley Rabinowitz condemned the New York parole board for releasing his killer, stressing a lack of accountability in the justice system.