Auditors question why CSCU head received $21k to move to CT, but still lives in NY
Terrence Cheng, chancellor of Connecticut’s largest public college system, spent a year evaluating a move but still lives in New York, auditors say.
‘Needy' vs. ‘Dumbass’: NY-21 GOP contenders trade insults as race heats up
Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino and Rensselaer County Executive Steve McLaughlin are both vying for the Republican ...
New York Mayor lawyers at Justice Dept in bid to drop corruption case, NYT reports
Lawyers for New York Mayor Eric Adams were meeting with lawyers from the Justice Department and Manhattan federal prosecutors ...
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NYC sanctuary city: Protections and questions under the Trump administration
How will President Trump’s immigration crackdown impact NYC? Take a deep dive into the uncertain future of New York City’s ...
New York’s Pay Transparency Bill That Could Ban Salary Expectation Discussions
New York employers may soon face new hiring restrictions. A01289 proposes banning salary expectation inquiries—learn how it could reshape pay transparency laws.
What Mass Deportations Would Do to New York City’s Economy
Major industries like construction, child care and restaurants rely heavily on undocumented workers, who would be hard to ...
Justice Department warns of 'potential prosecution' after NY sheriff released migrant
Justice Department warns of 'potential prosecution' after NY sheriff released migrant who had a warrant for his arrest signed by a federal magistrate ...
Appeals court upholds New York voting rights law, reversing lower court
A New York appeals court has reversed a ruling from a judge that struck down a state voting rights law designed to protect the political voice of minority groups.
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NY law to shield minority voting clout is upheld on appeal, reversing Orange County ruling
A NY appeals court on Thursday upheld a 2022 law meant to protect minority voting clout. It had been found unconstitutional by an Orange County judge.