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Molly Ingram/WSHUNew York and Connecticut are part of a multi-state coalition that General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to settle claims that it sold drivers' private data and location information to insurance companies without authorization. -
Samuel King/New York Public News NetworkRegulations regarding Y2K and women in the workforce are just some of the outdated rules being cleared from the state’s books as part of a new effort from the governor’s office.
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The fight over a consolidation plan for a hospital in Hudson captures a trend throughout the state. -
Republicans are trying to reduce Democrats’ 41-22 state Senate majority while Democrats are trying to grow it. -
The latest installment of the New York State of Unaffordability podcast looks at the candidates’ stances on utility costs. -
Repeat offenders are a big talking point in the governor's race. -
New York Attorney General Letitia James says her office has prepared potential legal complaints, even as federal immigration officials say they won't send ICE agents to the polls. -
As thousands of No Kings protesters took to the streets across the United States and Long Island on Saturday, protesters gathered in Port Jefferson Station to oppose President Donald Trump’s administration and emphasize the importance of voting ahead of November’s midterm elections. -
The cost of childcare is a key issue in the governor's race. -
The Democratic incumbent repeatedly invoked President Donald Trump. The Republican challenger largely avoided bringing up New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. -
The hourlong debate is the candidates’ best chance to sell their competing visions to New York voters ahead of the Nov. 3 election. -
Fall is here! Pretty hues of red and orange are taking over Long Island trees
