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In The News-New York State Governor Hochul Meets with Domestic Violence Survivors, Pledges to Fix Discovery Laws As New York moves deeper into FY2026 without a spending plan, Governor Kathy Hochul staunchly maintains her “line in the sand,” meeting with domestic violence survivors in Albany this week, promising to fight for changes to New York’s […] Read More

In The News – New York City Federal Judge Dismisses Case Against NYC Mayor Eric Adams Manhattan Federal Judge Dale Ho dismissed the corruption case against Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday with prejudice, bringing an end to the federal inquiry. “The Court declines, in its limited discretion under Rule 48(a), to endorse that outcome. Instead, it […] Read More

In The News – New York State By the Numbers: Impact of Federal Cuts on NY’s Health and Human Service Programs Governor Kathy Hochul today shared a breakdown of the Trump administration’s federal cuts to New York State’s health programs, and how these cuts to health funding will affect New Yorkers. The funding loss totals over […] Read More

In The News – New York State  Traffic Down, Business Up: Governor Hochul Highlights Progress Under NY’s Congestion Pricing Program Governor Kathy Hochul today joined business leaders, transit advocates, and elected officials to “highlight ongoing progress” under New York’s congestion pricing program. In the months since congestion pricing took effect, traffic is down and business is up, […] Read More

In The News – New York State DOCCS: NYS Correction Officer Strike Ends Over 2,000 Officers Fired Daniel Martuscello, the Commissioner of New York’s Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS), held a press conference on Monday to announce that the strike has officially ended. Commissioner Martuscello said over 2,000 correction officers who did not […] Read More