And the betting power of online sports gambling operators in this year's elections

And Blakeman's public matching funds claims prompt questions

And 5 takeaways from the state comptroller's race debate last night

The governor vowed to work with lawmakers to remove a defense that can make it harder to prosecute rape when victims voluntarily consumed drugs or alcohol.

Insurance costs have spiked, including for agencies in the Capital Region, like Together for Youth.

Reinvent Albany joined an amicus brief with 15 advocacy groups, including the Environmental Defense Fund, Natural Resources Defense Council, NYPIRG, Partnership for New York City, and Tri-State…

And the case of Judith Enck vs. Starbucks over their plastic cups

And the Assembly forms a working group in response to the incident at Cornell

It’s the result of the state’s recorded loss of thousands of private sector jobs this year.

And Hochul signs five bills on the environment and police pensions

And new rules around prison disciplinary proceedings are proposed

And 14 bills have hit Hochul's desk, including a few ripe for Climate Week

And the state will pay Robert Brooks' family $24 million to settle lawsuits

And the Legislature's outside income cap would be lifted by two new bills

And where measles cases are concentrated in New York

And the state leads litigation against new 'public charge' proposal for immigrants

And New York considers a new prison after closing several others

The Boston Globe's B-Side newsletter has 60,000 subscribers and a 60% open rate - but will it translate into lasting paying readership?

The former OMH employee says she was fired after the alleged assault

And ballot drop box rules have been adopted in New York

New York will now set aside an additional $36 million in state funds to support those providers, Hochul said.

And a CapCon Q&A on how New York can spur housing development

And New York's share of millionaires now exceeds Texas, according to new data

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And what's defined Hochul on her fifth anniversary in office

Here are five things that have marked Hochul’s tenure on the fifth anniversary of her taking office.

And an alleged terror plot on the state Capitol has prompted federal charges

And a new bill targets AI companies and the destruction of rare books

And Hochul will consider a new tax structure for nicotine vaping products in New York

And the debate over a federal education tax credit as Hochul's deadline looms.

And the governor wants answers from Trump on the impact of Haitians losing temporary protected status

And an anti-DSA group is using June's primaries to fuel its case against New York

There are several entities that oversee different areas of state government in different ways.

Plus: Trump to visit New York this week and the DEC doesn't know how much trash is recycled

And an aid in dying delay is being sought by the law's opponents.