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“Will we have enough drivers? Absolutely. If the snow started flying today, we would be out there, in our trucks, clearing the roads.”

You'll decide the race for State Comptroller, the state's money-manager, in next month's election.

“We cannot fix this problem by limiting class options, overcrowdings classrooms, or raising tuition and fees, those days must end."

Tom DiNapoli backs legislation that would restore the pre-audit oversight previously stripped from his office.

NEW YORK NOW - The head of the New York State Police will resign after reports this week indicated he was under investigation by the Hochul administration…

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli (D) discusses the state's finances six months after the state budget was passed.

“The workers don’t like it. It’s not going to be good for the farmers and it could potentially close a lot of our farms."

"The benefit to us is that right now we have a great reliable service when people are having a medical emergency. The downside of that is that it is very, very expensive."

"We had about four or five on the grounds, even before the fair started. So there were a number of workers who overdosed."

The decision to strike down the state’s 1911 laws governing concealed carry, came after a challenge by New York State Rifle and Pistol association.