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Guard Found Guilty in Beating Death of NY Prisoner Robert Brooks, 2 Others Acquitted

Guard Found Guilty in Beating Death of NY Prisoner Robert Brooks, 2 Others Acquitted

October 20, 2025

A former New York state corrections officer was found guilty Monday of murdering prisoner Robert...

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The Moral Debate Over Death Facing NY Gov. Hochul

The Moral Debate Over Death Facing NY Gov. Hochul

October 20, 2025

Jules Netherland sent New York Gov. Kathy Hochul a handwritten greeting card earlier this year...

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Gov. Hochul Seeks to Water Down NY Prison Oversight Bill, Advocates Say

Gov. Hochul Seeks to Water Down NY Prison Oversight Bill, Advocates Say

October 17, 2025

By Jimmy Vielkind/New York Public News Network Gov. Kathy Hochul is trying to water down legislation...

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Federal Order Fast-Tracks SNAP Work Requirements in New York, Cutting Off Thousands

Federal Order Fast-Tracks SNAP Work Requirements in New York, Cutting Off Thousands

October 16, 2025

Big changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, are coming to New York sooner...

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Even-Year Elections Are Coming to New York’s Towns, Counties

Even-Year Elections Are Coming to New York’s Towns, Counties

October 16, 2025

New York state’s top court upheld a law moving many town- and county-level elections to...

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NY Faces a Bleak Budget Just as Gov. Hochul Runs for Re-Election

NY Faces a Bleak Budget Just as Gov. Hochul Runs for Re-Election

October 14, 2025

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s administration is telling agencies to hold the line on spending, a sign of a...

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Feds Charge NY Attorney General Letitia James with Mortgage Fraud

Feds Charge NY Attorney General Letitia James with Mortgage Fraud

October 10, 2025

Prosecutors charged New York State Attorney General Letitia James with three counts of fraud on...

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NY Won’t Pay to Keep Statue of Liberty Open During Federal Shutdown, Gov. Hochul Says

NY Won’t Pay to Keep Statue of Liberty Open During Federal Shutdown, Gov. Hochul Says

October 1, 2025

The Statue of Liberty may close as a result of the federal government shutdown. And if it does, New...

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NY Prison Staffing and Morale Are Low Six Months After Strike

NY Prison Staffing and Morale Are Low Six Months After Strike

September 24, 2025

Staffing shortages at New York prisons have worsened, morale among guards remains low, and the lives...

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New Poll Finds New Yorkers in an Empire State of Mind. That’s Good for Dems

New Poll Finds New Yorkers in an Empire State of Mind. That’s Good for Dems

September 19, 2025

This column originally appeared in The Politics Brief, Gothamist’s weekly newsletter on the people...

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TikTok, Instagram May Request Selfie to Verify Age Under Proposed NY Rules

TikTok, Instagram May Request Selfie to Verify Age Under Proposed NY Rules

September 15, 2025

Social-media companies could soon verify their users’ age in New York by requesting a selfie or a...

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Feds’ NY Raid Nets 57 Immigration Arrests: ‘Expect to See’ More, Official Says

Feds’ NY Raid Nets 57 Immigration Arrests: ‘Expect to See’ More, Official Says

September 10, 2025

A top federal prosecutor had a message for upstate New York businesses days after immigration agents...

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New York AG James’ Office Hires Law Firm to Take on Federal Prosecutors

New York AG James’ Office Hires Law Firm to Take on Federal Prosecutors

September 10, 2025

New York State Attorney General Letitia James’s office is lawyering up as the Democrat grapples with...

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Gillibrand Seeks End to Forced Arbitration in Workplace

Gillibrand Seeks End to Forced Arbitration in Workplace

September 4, 2025

U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand said Wednesday that it’s time to put an end to forced arbitration...

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NY State Proposes New Rule That Could Make Parole Easier for Juvenile Offenders

NY State Proposes New Rule That Could Make Parole Easier for Juvenile Offenders

September 4, 2025

Jermayne Timmons was 15 years old when he fired a gun at a group of rival teens in Albany. The...

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WNY Wind and Solar Projects Hang in Balance as Feds Tighten Rules on Renewables

WNY Wind and Solar Projects Hang in Balance as Feds Tighten Rules on Renewables

September 4, 2025

The sight of towering wind turbines and fields carpeted with solar panels is becoming increasingly...

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Hochul to Trump: We Don’t Need Your National Guard Troops

Hochul to Trump: We Don’t Need Your National Guard Troops

August 27, 2025

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said she told President Donald Trump there was no need for him to deploy...

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Battle of the Bean Counters: Challenger Emerges for NY Comptroller

August 26, 2025

Some Fridays you’ll find Drew Warshaw by the big brass bull near Wall Street holding an oversized...

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Officials Say Policies Are in Place to Protect Immigrants from ICE at the NYS Fair

Officials Say Policies Are in Place to Protect Immigrants from ICE at the NYS Fair

August 22, 2025

State officials say they have strict rules in place meant to protect illegal immigrants who may be...

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The Peanut Effect: How One Dead Squirrel Upended New York Wildlife Enforcement

The Peanut Effect: How One Dead Squirrel Upended New York Wildlife Enforcement

August 20, 2025

The smoggy, litter-swept stretch of the Cross Bronx Expressway leading to the Throgs Neck Bridge is...

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