Congresswoman Offers Blueprint For Challenging Hochul, But Has Not Yet Committed To A 2026 Run For Governor New York ...

Earlier this month, the Buffalo Bills and Erie County marked a major construction milestone with the final beam of structural ...

One of the last sticking point in budget negotiations is the reformation of the state’s discovery laws pertaining to ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul, at podium, meets with students, teachers and parents at the Capitol on March 11 to talk about the benefits of a “bell-to-bell” cellphone ban in schools. The proposal, which was ...

The union representing corrections officers in New York is requesting a meeting with the state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision to confront a range of critical issues surrounding ...

Leaders in education met in a virtual press conference in early March to discuss the potential for substantial cuts in federal funding to education as part of a nationwide series of protests. The ...

Hundreds of students came from across the state to attend a rally organized by the New York State Network for Youth Success at The Well in the State Capitol on March 25. They were joined by activists ...

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Legislative Gazette photos by Olivia Sippel. Advocates of the #Right2RemainSilentAct met on the steps of Albany’s capitol building on February 11th, with determination to pass these bills in 2025.

Photo courtesy of Sofie Fashana. Across New York, it is standard for a child in the foster care system to arrive at a stranger’s door, belongings held in a trash bag at their feet. As foster youth ...

A bill in the Senate Education Committee seeks to increase access to mental health services in New York schools by tracking the number of counselors, social workers and psychologists. The legislation ...