Data center bills drew more lobbying filings than any other issue, while Gov. Hochul's office topped the list of most-targeted offices.

Residents told the Town Board a 135-foot setback is not nearly enough for battery fires that can release poisonous gas.

FC&A billed a $36 book at $49.68 after promising a free preview. New Yorkers have until April 2027 to claim refunds.

Republican Elizabeth Santana has ducked forums and town board meetings as she challenges Supervisor Erin Cassady-Dorion over taxes and water rates.

Only one of 15 classrooms at the Langan School had a certified special education teacher last year, even as a new campus takes shape in Bethlehem.

Police say juvenile riders are the top worry as East Greenbush drafts new e-bike rules, borrowing ideas from Albany County's tougher law.

An 18% tax hike looms in Saratoga Springs as fire layoffs threaten minimum staffing, while Troy manages to protect every grant-funded job.

Councilmembers floated closing all but one city pool and capping overtime as Schenectady faces a budget gap pegged at $14 million or more.

State court officials say attorneys can lean on AI for filings, but a law school dean warns skipping disclosure removes a key accuracy check.

Correctional records reportedly show two bookings and 54 days in custody tied to alleged Family Court Act violations. GOP committees demand a public explanation.

Up to 20 households could pay zero school taxes as Warren County and Queensbury weigh joining in next.

John Porreca Sr. and Clayton Clark both say Greenport can run better — but they can't agree on who caused the dysfunction.

An arbitrator ordered New York to restore Michael Genevick's job and pay after felony time-theft charges were dismissed. The state is now fighting that ruling in court.