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N.Y. Budget Delay Sparks Transparency Push
With New York’s state budget now nearly two weeks overdue, Republican lawmakers are raising concerns about delays and what they describe as a lack of transparency in the process.
Conservatives Slam Albany Budget Delay, Extenders
New York’s prolonged state budget impasse drew sharp criticism Tuesday from the state Conservative Party, which mocked Democratic leaders while arguing that the ongoing stalemate may be inadvertently benefiting taxpayers.
Floyd Walks it Off
It was a game full of momentum swings, big hits and late-inning drama, and in the end, the William Floyd Colonials came away with a thrilling 9-8 walk-off victory over Patchogue-Medford Raiders this week.
Snow Job: Albany Freezes As Budget Stalls Again
Republican Assemblyman Joe DeStefano grabbed his phone, turned on his camera, and captured the swirling snow before unleashing a political storm of his own, blasting Albany’s dysfunction with the ferocity of a blizzard.
Fraud Allegations Cloud Hochul Running Mate
Fraud allegations tied to a top Albany pick raise fresh questions about oversight, accountability, and taxpayer spending in New York.
Capitol Clown Show - 5 Straight Late Budgets
New York lawmakers missed the April 1st deadline to pass the state budget once again, forcing temporary spending measures to keep government operating and drawing criticism from Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio.
DeStefano: Dems Rigged System Against Blakeman
A Long Island lawmaker is blasting New York Democrats after Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman was denied millions in public campaign matching funds, calling the decision politically motivated and unfair.
Dems Tilt Scales to Block Blakeman Cash
A divided New York State Public Campaign Finance Board voted 4-3 along party lines to deny Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman public matching funds, a decision his campaign and allies are calling politically motivated as the 2026 race intensifies.
Blakeman Surges as Hochul Lead Shrinks
Governor Kathy Hochul’s re-election bid may be entering more dangerous territory than expected.
Panico's Passionate Plea to Gov: Save Pine Barrens
Brookhaven Town Supervisor Daniel Panico is urging New York State to partner with the town to preserve hundreds of acres of environmentally sensitive Pine Barrens land, saying the municipality cannot protect the area on its own.
Hernandez Blasts Albany Over Nonprofit Scandal
Republican New York State Comptroller candidate Joseph Hernandez sharply criticizes state leadership, accusing top officials of “sleeping at the switch” as millions in taxpayer dollars went unaccounted for at the now-defunct Seneca Babcock Community Association, a multi-million dollar non-profit in Buffalo, New York.
Murray blasts parole bill prioritizing former inmates
Sen. Dean Murray is blasting proposed state legislation that would require at least one formerly incarcerated individual to serve on the New York State Board of Parole, arguing the measure puts criminals ahead of victims.
NY Republicans Blast REVIVE Act as Overreach
New York State Republicans are intensifying their opposition to the proposed REVIVE Act, arguing it represents sweeping state overreach that threatens local control.
Palumbo, Giglio Honor West Point Cadet in Albany
New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo and members of the Long Island legislative delegation in Albany to recognize U.S. Military Academy Cadet Jess Joe Augustine during the Legislature’s annual West Point Day.
Ortt Blasts Hochul for “Leave Then Come Back” Shift
New York State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt is accusing Governor Kathy Hochul of “blatant hypocrisy” after her recent plea for wealthy New Yorkers to return from Florida, contrasting it with past remarks in which she told conservatives to leave the state altogether.
Small Business Owners Press Albany On Costs, Taxes and Regulations
Small business owners vent their spleens in Albany.
NYS Nonprofit Scandal: SSP Columnist Sounds Alarm
A growing controversy surrounding a multi-million-dollar New York State nonprofit is intensifying after new revelations and a radio interview raised fresh concerns about oversight and accountability.
Assemblywoman Giglio Joins Rally for Disability Funding
Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio joined disability advocates and service providers at a rally in Brentwood calling for increased state funding to support individuals with developmental disabilities and their caregivers.
Trump Fraud Task Force Puts New York On Notice
Trump follows South Shore Press investigative series with anti-corruption task force
The Buffalo Nonprofit Scandal: Another Albany Cover-Up in Plain Sight
A Minnesota-like scandal may be brewing in New York.
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Jets Have to Get it Right
The New York Jets have a long and storied history when it comes to the NFL Draft, though many fans would admit much of that history includes missed opportunities and disappointing selections. This year, however, the Jets have a chance to reshape the franchise and build a foundation for the next decade in New York.