Draft rules would cap noise at 55 decibels and force 500-foot setbacks from homes before any council vote.

The Compo Beach market has sat empty since Romanacci's departed in September, and a new zoning plan could finally let it pour wine again.

The Democratic Governors Association is backing David Jolly for the first time since 2018 — with a fraction of what it once spent on Andrew Gillum.

A proposed 2027 budget could eliminate five staff positions at Cortland County's child abuse response center. A public hearing is set for Thursday.

The Newark insurer is offloading 6.9 million Brazilian policyholders to a French buyer as it narrows its global footprint.

City officials and the mayor can't even agree on whether the long-debated Moody Street plan is alive or dead.

Schenectady High seniors with a 90% average and strong math grades now get automatic UAlbany admission, plus a merit scholarship.

Templeton's Advisory Committee unanimously opposes the $1.2 million withdrawal, warning it could hurt the town's credit rating.

Rockland County officials say the Live, Work & Play program covers everything from snow removal to new playgrounds.

Closing Flanders Elementary would save nearly $900,000 a year, offsetting part of the looming tax hikes.

Lynchburg school leaders say they won't be surprised twice — 70% of students face economic hardship as scores slide.

The board says no vendor has been picked, but custodians who live and pay taxes in Hawthorne fear for their jobs.

Edward Krenik says the agency barred him in August after the White House admonished its chairman over his client's complaint.