Every year on November 11, Americans celebrate the countless sacrifices made by our brave veterans. This year is especially poignant as it is the 100^th Anniversary of Armistice Day, which... Read More

As the days grow shorter and the weather gets colder, the harsh realities of homelessness, hunger and poverty quickly come into focus. Their devastating impacts are tragic all year round,... Read More

“Halloween is one of the most anticipated holidays for children across the state as they get to dress up as their favorite comic book or television characters, eat candy and... Read More

A new report from the Empire Center illustrates the complete lack of economic progress Upstate New York has experienced over the past decade, while New York City has enjoyed far... Read More

Domestic violence impacts families across the state and the nation. Its effects are far-reaching, crippling and too often, lasting. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time... Read More

“The allegations against Assemblyman Joseph Errigo announced today are disturbing for everyone in state government and for the people of the 133^rd Assembly District. We have just learned about the charges,... Read More

Each year, the month of October is recognized as a time to raise awareness for those affected by breast cancer. In the United States, one in eight women will be... Read More

Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s stubborn arrogance is no longer merely off-putting, it’s now wildly expensive. Repeatedly ordered by the federal government to take down illegal road signs he paid $8 million... Read More

Yesterday, a longtime friend of Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who was one of his top aides, was sentenced to six years in prison on corruption charges. For years, Joe Percoco served... Read More

“Joe Percoco’s sentencing is just another chapter in the never-ending story of corruption in Andrew Cuomo’s Albany. The governor’s longtime friend and most trusted aide is headed to prison, and... Read More