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The governor will spend the next two weeks talking to Democratic leaders of each chamber, hoping to reach a compromise before the fiscal year ends on March 31.

In upstate markets like Albany, Rochester and Buffalo, more than 20% of downtown office space is vacant.

A New York bill aims to close a legal "loophole" by making it a felony to buy sex from 15- to 17-year-olds, a crime currently charged as a misdemeanor.

The governor said a mandate to cut emissions 40% by 2030 and 85% by 2050 is costly and unrealistic.

Chief Judge Rowan Wilson is allowed to express his views on legislation that affects the court system, his spokesperson said.

State lawmakers assembled the task force to find solutions to funding and staffing challenges.

Film journalist Kristen Lopez says Kate Hudson’s Academy Award nomination in "Song Sung Blue" is the latest occurrence of what’s been called “cripping up,” a term she defines as “able-bodied actors playing disabled people.”

The fate of the man who shot and killed 10 Black people at the Jefferson Avenue Tops in May 2022 will be determined in Buffalo.

The Senate and Assembly included a bevy of tax hikes in their one-house budget plans, setting up a clash with the governor.

A Buffalo exhibit showcases the stories of women institutionalized in the Buffalo State Asylum, meanwhile, families and advocates push for access to more records.