New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says New York is working on a growing budget gap, and it could get suddenly worse depending on how the federal budget shakes out. DiNapoli says state tax collections were just over $36 billion dollars for the first half of New York’s fiscal year. That’s more than $386 million […]
Normal power is back on at the major downtown buildings affected by a power outage on Monday. RG&E says it was a steam leak beneath the civic center plaza which caused water to get into underground electrical vaults and cut the power to the Hall of Justice, City Place, the County Crime Lab, the Public […]
The Rochester City Council has issued a formal proclamation opposing a national Concealed Carry Reciprocity law working its way through Congress. The law would require states to recognize pistol permits issued by other states. It would allow a person with a New York Pistol permit to carry his-or-her weapon in any other state and vice-versa. […]