Carmella Mantello says Troy deserves more as county sales tax revenue tops $131 million. She hopes to meet the county executive by the end of next week.

Officials in Lake Luzerne say leaks from the town hall’s 1980s-era roof endangered town records before town employees salvaged them.

Republican Anthony Morelli won Clifton Park's supervisor race by about 800 votes.

Nearly 2,900 mail ballots remain uncounted in the 43rd District, with conflicting vote margins reported.

John Polimeni kept his Rotterdam seat despite losing his own party's backing months before Election Day.

The Albany-area Democrat outraised his GOP challenger nearly 20-to-1 on his way to another term representing NY-20.

Supervisor Roger Gural broke ranks over a $3,500 clerk appropriation that fell short of a requested $5,000.

Just seven Glenmont and Bethlehem residents raised zoning concerns at an Oct. 29 meeting, but worries over traffic, density and a 90-unit building persist.

Ranked Choice Voting Albany wants to scrap party primaries entirely — a move the county Democratic and Working Families parties are fighting hard.

Troy council members questioned a nearly $2.5 million water fund transfer as officials push rate hikes topping 10 percent.

Barbara Finke faces off against Denise Taber for New Baltimore supervisor, with a county legislator still pressing for answers on an ethics complaint.

Penny Sanchez is back for round two against appointed incumbent Marie Meltz, this time for a one-year Ghent Town Board term.

Lee Jamison and Ron Knott face off again in Stuyvesant, with a shuttered historic bridge and the town's political lean both on the ballot.