Free pre-K expands in more than 400 districts across N.Y.
Thousands more New York families will have access to free prekindergarten this school year, as the state begins…
NYC releases first official plan to advance racial equity
New York City has released its first official citywide racial equity plan following a voter-approved referendum and years…
Severe storms cause power outages across N.Y. state
Severe storms knocked out power to thousands of residents and prompted tornado warnings across Western and Central New York…
State Fair to close early due to threat of severe weather
The New York State Fair is closing early on Wednesday due to the potential for severe weather in…
Free pre-K expands in more than 400 districts across N.Y.
Thousands more New York families will have access to free prekindergarten this school year, as the state begins…
Free pre-K expands in more than 400 districts across N.Y.
Thousands more New York families will have access to free prekindergarten this school year, as the state begins…
CFB: Why big spending doesn’t always result in big wins
The city’s Campaign Finance Board — a non-partisan independent city agency — released a report Tuesday celebrating the…
Hochul calls on feds to restore counterterrorism funds
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Tuesday called on President Donald Trump and Department of Homeland Security Sec. Markwayne…
New York City just saw its wettest summer in 5 years
New York City just wrapped up its wettest summer in five years, with repeated intense storms causing flooding…
Western N.Y. lawmakers propose Hands Off Our Great Lakes Act
Lawmakers from Western New York and Michigan are working together to propose the “Hands Off Our Great Lakes”…
Attorney on legality of Trump’s mail-in voting order
The Trump administration is expected to appeal the ruling by a judge last week that blocked the implementation…
NYPD: Police shoot stabbing suspect in Times Square
Police sources say officers shot a woman who allegedly stabbed another woman and a man in Times Square…