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New Yorkers are putting to the test a recent law expanding the state’s voting methods that allow residents to cast early votes by mail.

The West Hill Refugee Welcome Center seeks to meld refugee housing with urban renewal.

Agricultural officials remain in limbo as they await what a second Trump administration would mean for New York's farmers.

The lawsuit marks the latest twist in a longstanding dispute over workplace conditions and a contract negotiation. It centers on a website launched this year.

Hundreds of pigeons who appear daily at the Capitol have thwarted the wishes of officials to make the courtyard publicly accessible.

Scammers have set up fake websites mimicking the benefits portal run by NYSLRS to grab unwitting users' login credentials.

Long Island Republican Anthony D'Esposito lobbied via social media for the top role at the federal Drug Enforcement Administration.

GOP members call Gov. Kathy Hochul's shakeup of the popular Medicaid program rushed and flawed.

Alternative fuel sources like renewable diesel have been pitched as a pragmatic way to reduce emissions. Environmental experts are not so sure.

Enforcement methods will largely focus on persuasion, but schools say they may discipline students or professors who don't comply.