Neal Masia, an adjunct professor at Columbia University, said recent research shows the expansion of the 340B Drug Pricing Program is largely driven by large teaching hospitals rather than smaller community-based providers, as similar concerns continue to emerge.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced completion of Blocher Apartments—a $42.6 million development offering 93 new affordable housing units in Williamsville—on April 9th. The project provides inclusive features for residents with disabilities alongside energy-efficient amenities supported by multiple state programs.

Leah Mathieu has pled guilty to wire fraud after admitting she used forged documents to receive over $80,000 in unearned military leave pay while working as a correction officer and Navy reservist. Officials say her actions violated public trust and…

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced that NY Creates has begun installing a key piece of equipment at its Albany NanoTech Complex for North America’s first publicly owned High NA Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography research center. The project involves major industry partners…

A jury has convicted three Crips gang members on charges ranging from racketeering to murder after an extensive investigation into violent crime on Long Island and Brooklyn. Authorities say this outcome sends a strong message about accountability for organized criminal…

Eric Petrie of Oswego County has pleaded guilty to distributing “molly” over a year-long period ending February 2023. Authorities say he sourced the drug both locally and online before selling it throughout his community.

Kim Hermance, President and Co-Director for Project CIVICA, cited new polling showing most New Yorkers back proof-of-citizenship and photo ID requirements at the polls.

Governor Kathy Hochul visited a Queens senior center on April 9 to discuss affordability measures in her proposed state budget. She spoke about rising living costs, universal childcare plans, safety investments, and recent federal funding cuts impacting New Yorkers.

Brian Hernandez has been convicted for participating in an assault at Metropolitan Detention Center targeting an alleged informant inmate. Prosecutors say he faces up to 50 years in prison after being found guilty on three counts related to witness retaliation.

The Supreme Court of New York has ruled against new wetlands regulations after a legal challenge led by NFIB. Small business advocates say this decision relieves property owners from burdensome compliance costs. The case underscores ongoing debates about environmental regulation’s…

Muhammad Shahzeb Khan pleaded guilty to planning an ISIS-inspired mass shooting targeting a Brooklyn Jewish center after being intercepted near the U.S.-Canada border. Authorities say coordinated efforts between U.S., Canadian law enforcement prevented what could have been one of America’s…

Congressman Nick LaLota visited a Hampton Bays cafe as part of a Small Business Challenge event. He discussed tax deductions and energy costs with local owner Steven Fusco and National Federation of Independent Business staff.

Catalina Corona has pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court after stealing almost $10 million from an elderly couple she worked for as a personal assistant. Authorities say she used hundreds of fraudulent checks over several years to fund luxury purchases.…

Jakhi McCray has pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court for setting fire to ten NYPD vehicles last year in Bushwick. Authorities say his actions endangered first responders while straining police resources ahead of planned protests.

A Pakistani national has pled guilty after plotting an ISIS-inspired mass shooting at a Brooklyn Jewish center was foiled by authorities before he could enter New York City. Officials say Muhammad Shahzeb Khan intended his act as one of terror…

In 2024, New York had $697 billion in total cash and investment holdings in its public pension funds, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Annual Survey of Public Pensions.

Federal authorities have indicted Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi following an alleged ISIS-inspired bombing attempt outside Gracie Mansion on March 7th. Officials say swift action by law enforcement prevented potential mass casualties during city protests.

Out of the $119.7 billion in total tax revenue collected by New York in 2024, $20 billion came from general sales and gross receipts taxes, representing an increase from the previous year, when the total was $19 billion, according to…

Governor Kathy Hochul announced significant progress against housing discrimination during Fair Housing Month. Nearly $1 million was awarded last year through complaint resolutions while new policies aim to curb future violations. The state also marked these achievements with landmark illuminations…

The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets announced new produce safety rule requirements now apply to small farm operations as of April 6. Farms must conduct pre-harvest agricultural water assessments under federal guidelines designed to improve food safety…