Phillip Pantuso is an editor at Times Union. He focuses on law and legal affairs, including litigation, as well as architecture, planning, and health topics, particularly consumer and mental health. Phillip's work has been featured in notable publications such as the New Haven Register, Fortune, and MSN.
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Phillip Pantuso's coverage is predominantly focused on local government, politics, and crime stories in the Hudson Valley area of New York. He appears to be particularly interested in breaking news and evolving stories related to legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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By: Phillip Pantuso
The collision occurred Tuesday afternoon on state Route 144 in New Baltimore
Phillip Pantuso Wed, April 22, 2026 at 9:15 PM GMT+2 1 min read
By: Phillip Pantuso
May 11-KINGSTON - An Ulster County comptroller's audit found that a $1.5 million housing rehabilitation program administered by the nonprofit RUPCO
Long Buried is a podcast series following the investigation of the murder of Karen Ramsey, her life and her suspicious death. Follow the timeline of events.
County officials celebrated the opening of a new facility offering 24/7 crisis support, urgent behavioral health services and youth mental healthcare.
Two New Windsor residents and their transportation companies admitted to stealing millions in what Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler called the largest Medicaid fraud scheme ever prosecuted by his office.
By: Phillip Pantuso
Former Albany Rural Cemetery manager David Eslinger missed the restitution deadline in his $40,000 theft case. He now faces additional jail time.
By: Phillip Pantuso
State Police said Andrew C. Wells used his position to take money from the group’s bank account over more than three years.
By: Phillip Pantuso
After three days, police called off the search for Ryan Courtien without disclosing what happened, while the investigation remains active
State Police say Ryan Courtien was last seen on July 12 leaving a Metro-North train at Grand Central Terminal, one day before he was reported missing.
