Vaughn Golden is a reporter and producer who focuses on local news in Albany, New York. His work has been featured in various media outlets, including the New York Post, WJCT Public Media, WRVO Public Media, and WSKG Public Media. Vaughn covers a range of topics, including politics, legislation, and local government issues.
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Vaughn Golden's coverage focuses predominantly on government and politics, particularly in New York State and Albany. He tends to report extensively on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving political stories.
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By: Vaughn Golden, Natalie O'Neill
The loser has to showcase the other team’s signed swag in their office.
By: Melanie Marich
Ticket prices for the World Series games in the Bronx were dropping faster than Yankees fans' hopes of another title — but state officials are warning that before you click “buy” beware of scams.
By: Vaughn Golden, Carl Campanile
0 seconds of 30 seconds Volume 0% Upstate freshman Republican Rep. Marc Molinaro is accusing his Democratic rival Josh Riley of
By: Vaughn Golden
New York's largest public sector union won't endorse a presidential candidate this year — in a blow to Kamala Harris from a group that has backed Democrats at the top of the ticket for at least 12 years.
By: David Propper
“The disgraced New York NPR affiliate @ncpr just sent out false information and spread misinformation about early voting locations targeting voters in my district to suppress the vote,” Stefanik
By: Vaughn Golden, Jorge Fitz-Gibbon
House Speaker Mike Johnson suggested Thursday that Mayor Eric Adams might have made himself a target for the Department of Justice by speaking out
By: Vaughn Golden, Carl Campanile, Anna Young
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is being slammed as a traitor following damning claims he instructed administrators at Columbia University to dismiss any criticism of the school’s handli…
By: Matt Troutman, Aneeta Bhole
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries dodged a question about Gov. Kathy Hochul calling Republican voters “anti-democratic” — as some of his fellow New York Democrats took the opportunity to pile on even harder.
By: Jorge Fitz, Vaughn Golden
The decision to euthanize popular pet P’nut the Squirrel continues to ruffle feathers, with bomb threats at state offices and outrage from high-profile celebs.
By: Vaughn Golden, Jorge Fitz
The decision to euthanize popular pet P'nut the Squirrel continues to ruffle feathers, with bomb threats at state offices and outrage from high-profile celebs.
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