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Connecticut has announced its back-to-school guidance to keep staff and students safe from COVID-19.

Connecticut spent $206 million on state employee overtime through the third quarter of this fiscal year.

U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal has announced a $25,000 grant for Homes for the Brave, a nonprofit organization that helps homeless veterans.

Residents and lawmakers react to the situation in Ukraine.

A Siena College poll finds that while most New Yorkers back Governor Kathy Hochul's plan to re evaluate school mask mandates in early March, parents of school children are more closely divided on the COVID-19 related rule.

A poll on New Yorker’s attitudes on racism and sexual harassment show that many believe society has a ways to go to improve things.The Siena College…

President Trump, who’s never been very popular in New York, has reached an all-time low in the opinions of voters, according to a new poll.According to…

According to a new poll, New Yorkers are evenly split on whether President Donald Trump will be good or bad for the state.The Siena College poll showed 49…

With less than a month to go before the election, two contested congressional races on Long Island are starting to come into focus.A Newsday/Siena College…

A new Siena College poll finds Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump by 30 points in the presidential race in New York. It could be good news for Democrats…