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A federal appeals court panel said New York can continue enforcing a new state law banning guns from “sensitive” places like parks and theaters while the judges consider a legal challenge.
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Nearly 14% of New Yorkers live in poverty, which is above the national average according to a report by New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
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Energy prices are soaring this winter, but Connecticut and Long Island residents have options for financial relief.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced Tuesday that the state will invest over $46 million in grants awarded to Farmingdale State College, Long Island University and Stony Brook University to help prepare students for careers in advanced technology.
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New York’s hospitals and medical providers can no longer place liens on patients’ homes or garnish their wages due to medical debt.
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Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation on Monday that would allow college student-athletes in New York to receive compensation for endorsements and athletic participation.
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Sexual assault victims in New York will get a one-time opportunity to sue over their abuse starting Thursday, under a new law expected to bring a wave of allegations against prison guards, middle managers, doctors and a few prominent figures including former President Donald Trump.
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Voters in Connecticut and New York not only chose candidates for federal and state office, but decided on major referendums as well.
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New York voters are deciding who should be the state’s chief financial officer — a longtime figure in state government or a political newcomer.
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Voters on Nov. 8 will pick from a slate of candidates for federal, state and local office — but there’s more on the ballot than that. Ballot measures give voters the opportunity to directly influence legislation and changes in their government on issues like environmental protection, voting rights and affordable housing.