New York State News

By 2030, three dozen New York counties will have almost a third of their population aged 60 or older.

Currently, 10 states and Washington, D.C. have medical aid-in-dying laws.

Survivors of sexual harassment want to see a bill passed in the final weeks of the New York state legislative session that would ban most forms of nondisclosure agreements. The survivors, including several women who worked at Fox News, say the current law has loopholes that protect sexual predators.

Tirzah Patterson will dedicate this Mother’s Day to the hardest part of a mother’s job, trying to help her child make sense of tragedy.

Beginning this year, the state will start to withhold hundreds of millions of federal dollars it usually passes to counties to fund Medicaid, the health insurance program for low-income people.

A report from the State Comptrollers office shows that local sales taxes increased by 7% over the first quarter of the year.

The $229 billion package includes changes to bail reform laws, the minimum wage, and new requirements to shift people to clean energy.

New York State Attorney General Letitia James is putting an end to fraudulent government websites that scammed many New Yorkers.

New York has not had a chief judge for more than half a year, and it could be a bit longer before a new one is in place.

New York farmers are asking for more money in the state budget for a safety training program that they say saves lives and helps prevent injuries among farmworkers.