(The Center Square) – New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo reiterated on Wednesday that the decision to reopen schools, both in New York City and statewide, rests with his administration, and that decision on whether the 700 districts statewide are reopening will come in about a month.
(The Center Square) – With a sizable chunk of its income stream going toward mass transit, New York ranked first in a recently published analysis of states diverting gas tax revenues toward projects beyond roadwork.
(The Center Square) – New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo joined his counterparts in Connecticut and New Jersey to add three more states to their regional travel advisory on Tuesday, meaning visitors and residents returning from 19 states are urged to quarantine themselves for 14 days upon their arrival.
(The Center Square) – New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio gave his top cop a vote of confidence Tuesday, telling reporters he’s not considering replacing Commissioner Dermot Shea or any other leaders within the city’s police department.
(The Center Square) – The state of New York saw its economic activity plummet in the first quarter of 2020, matching Nevada for the worst drop in the nation when it comes to the January-March period.
(The Center Square) – As New York legislators push for a wealth tax in an attempt to reduce the budget cut, a policy expert cautions it may push multimillionaires and billionaires out of the state.
(The Center Square) – A report issued Monday by the New York Department of Health indicates that staff members infected with COVID-19, and not patients sent from area hospitals, led to the dramatic rise in cases of – and deaths from – the novel coronavirus across facilities statewide earlier…
(The Center Square) – New York tenants and landlords alike are trying to navigate the complex state orders and court guidance on the eviction process as housing courts prepare to hear new cases starting Tuesday.
(The Center Square) – Nonprofits across New York are grappling with financial unknowns in the road ahead as payments from state government are backlogged and might be trimmed in response to the Payment Protection Program.
(The Center Square) – New York's City Council recently opted against an amendment that would have reduced interest rates on late property tax payments from 18 percent to 0-to-2 percent in an attempt to help out burdened residents struggling during the pandemic economic slowdown.
(The Center Square) – New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo reiterated on Wednesday that the decision to reopen schools, both in New York City and statewide, rests with his administration, and that decision on whether the 700 districts statewide are reopening will come in about a month.
(The Center Square) – With a sizable chunk of its income stream going toward mass transit, New York ranked first in a recently published analysis of states diverting gas tax revenues toward projects beyond roadwork.
(The Center Square) – New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo joined his counterparts in Connecticut and New Jersey to add three more states to their regional travel advisory on Tuesday, meaning visitors and residents returning from 19 states are urged to quarantine themselves for 14 days upon their arrival.
(The Center Square) – New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio gave his top cop a vote of confidence Tuesday, telling reporters he’s not considering replacing Commissioner Dermot Shea or any other leaders within the city’s police department.
(The Center Square) – The state of New York saw its economic activity plummet in the first quarter of 2020, matching Nevada for the worst drop in the nation when it comes to the January-March period.
(The Center Square) – As New York legislators push for a wealth tax in an attempt to reduce the budget cut, a policy expert cautions it may push multimillionaires and billionaires out of the state.
(The Center Square) – A report issued Monday by the New York Department of Health indicates that staff members infected with COVID-19, and not patients sent from area hospitals, led to the dramatic rise in cases of – and deaths from – the novel coronavirus across facilities statewide earlier…
(The Center Square) – New York tenants and landlords alike are trying to navigate the complex state orders and court guidance on the eviction process as housing courts prepare to hear new cases starting Tuesday.
(The Center Square) – Nonprofits across New York are grappling with financial unknowns in the road ahead as payments from state government are backlogged and might be trimmed in response to the Payment Protection Program.
(The Center Square) – New York's City Council recently opted against an amendment that would have reduced interest rates on late property tax payments from 18 percent to 0-to-2 percent in an attempt to help out burdened residents struggling during the pandemic economic slowdown.