Albany, United States (Local)
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Brendan J. Lyons’ reporting focuses predominantly on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal matters and law enforcement in the Albany, New York area. His coverage includes breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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First Assistant U.S. Attorney John A. Sarcone III has continued to run the office of New York's Northern District despite a federal judge's ruling in January that found his appointment was invalid. A federal appeals court heard arguments in the case Monday.
By: Brendan J. Lyons
The settlement funds will be distributed among current and former residents of the community who had been exposed to the chemicals through contaminated drinking water.
ALBANY — Lawmakers and Gov. Kathy Hochul have agreed to make several amendments to New York's 2019 Climate Act to head off what the governor's
Federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty against Edward A. Leon Sr., who is accused of setting a 2013 fire in Schenectady that killed a 32-year-old father and three young children.
ALBANY — The state inspector general's office has begun interviewing troopers about the alleged misuse of PGA credentials by members of the State
An ongoing FBI investigation into a gambling enterprise allegedly tied to a family that has operated multiple barber shops in the Capital Region and South Florida has expanded into additional...
By: Brendan J. Lyons
A correction officer who has been the subject of multiple sexual abuse and harassment claims remains on duty at the Clinton County jail.
By: Brendan J. Lyons
ALBANY — Legislation that will change the emissions mandates enacted by New York's 2019 Climate Act will include empaneling a new commission to
By: Brendan J. Lyons
ALBANY — The multitude of policy measures included in a budget bill that was being debated by the state Legislature on Tuesday includes a proposed
By: Brendan J. Lyons
Saritha Komatireddy, a GOP candidate for N.Y. attorney general, says Attorney General Letitia James “outsourced $20 million of her work to expensive private law firms, at the taxpayers' expense. That's a racket.”
