Michael Gormley

ALBANY — The state agency charged with investigating discrimination in housing, including actions by landlords and real estate agents, lost

ALBANY — State legislative elections next month include hotly contested races for open seats after more than a dozen prominent senators and Assembly members announced their retirements this year at a level unmatched for a decade.

The poll found the gender gap also is widening, with women supporting Harris 71%-25% over Trump.

ALBANY — Registered voters have several ways to cast ballots in the general election starting as early as Saturday and continuing through the traditional election day on Nov. 5.

The law, which is effective in six months, empowers police to issue violations to adults and older teenagers who don't use seatbelts.

ALBANY — A federal tax law provision that capped deductions for state and local taxes has become a heated political issue in New York State this election season.

Some critics say the commission should not approve raises unless limits on officials' outside income are put in place.

ALBANY – An audit by the state comptroller found some “significant weaknesses” in the way the state oversaw the spending of federal aid to help

Her office tested several AI-powered chatbots on which voters can ask questions such as where to vote and the results were frequently inaccurate.

Long Islanders will cast ballots Tuesday for president, a U.S. Senator, Congress members, state legislators, local judges and some town board