Robert Gavin is the Albany Bureau Chief at Times Union. He covers a wide range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, and regional interest, while also delving into themes related to crime, social issues, and business economics. Gavin's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Boston Globe Technology, Beaumont Enterprise, and the San Antonio Express-News.
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Robert Gavin's articles primarily focus on crime, trials, sentencing, and the legal system in the local context of New York and Albany. His coverage heavily emphasizes evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, with a significant portion dedicated to legal policy regulation.
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By: Robert Gavin
Gov. Kathy Hochul will propose the creation of a rapid response crisis team in her State of the State address Tuesday to improve the state's ability to handle mass violent incidents such as the May 14, 2022, racist massacre at Tops Markets in Buffalo.
The Buffalo-born Democrat introduced plans to chop taxes as well as new proposals to help children stay active, combat drivers intoxicated by drugs and outlaw artificial intelligence-generated child pornography sites.
By: Robert Gavin
Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday said she was unaware that Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia was on borrowed time in his position when she met with him and Mayor Christopher P. Scanlon on Saturday.
By: Robert Gavin
The governor plans to enact a $100-a-month benefit during pregnancy and an additional $1,200-a-month payment at birth for New Yorkers on public assistance, according to the Governor’s Office.
Currently, eligibility for free school meals depends on income-based criteria. ALBANY – Facing re-election next year, Gov.
ALBANY – Gov. Kathy Hochul on Tuesday proposed a $252 billion executive budget that would cut taxes for the middle class, continue income tax
ALBANY – Doctors who prescribe abortion pills could request to have their identities kept off the medication bottles under a bill that has passed both houses of the State Legislature.
By: Robert Gavin, Justin Sondel
Many politicians talk about sports out of legitimate interest. But, it also gives them a path to connect and engage with constituents, opening up the opportunity to move beyond sports and onto issues important to voters.
By: Robert Gavin
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