Bernadette Hogan is a City Hall Bureau Chief for Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC., Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and Spectrum News. With a focus on local news in New York City, Bernadette covers a wide range of topics including politics, legislation, and community events. Her work has also been featured in the New York Post.
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Bernadette Hogan's focus is predominantly on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly within the realm of New York State politics. She covers a wide range of topics related to state legislation, governance, and specific political figures such as Governor Kathy Hochul.
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By: Bernadette Hogan
The State Comptroller's Office is keeping tabs on City Hall — arguing in a new report released Friday the city should be more transparent about
By: Bernadette Hogan
NY1's Bernadette Hogan has more.
By: Bernadette Hogan
Former Congressman Anthony Weiner is starting to plan a political comeback, filing paperwork with the city's Campaign Finance Board to run for a City Council seat on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
By: Bernadette Hogan
It would mean a return to the council for Weiner.
By: Erica Brosnan, Bernadette Hogan
Under the proposal, single New York taxpayers earning up to $150,000 annually would receive a one-time payment of $300, while joint filers making up to $300,000 per year would get $500, Hochul said Monday.
By: Bernadette Hogan
Twenty-four shops will be affected within the five boroughs.
By: Bernadette Hogan
O'Donnell was elected in 2002.
By: Bernadette Hogan
Dickens spent over two decades in public office.
By: Bernadette Hogan
Gov. Kathy Hochul is gearing up for a high-stakes year in Albany, with plans to tackle affordability, public safety and mental health as she builds
Her push begins with the start of the legislative session.
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