As violence in healthcare settings continues to rise, a new state law signed by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul last month and sponsored by state Sen. Pat Fahy, grants some security employees at St. Peter's facilities the ability to operate as peace officers.

The Albany Community Police Review Board will take more time to consider a report that Albany Common Council member's racial profiling allegations were unfounded.

Troy Mayor Carmella Mantello’s comments come hours after Flock Safety announced that it would reduce the default data retention period on its automatic license plate readers.

The city of Albany hopes to establish an Open Data Policy in an effort to promote accountability around public records.

Lark Street, Dove Street, Eagle Street... Albany’s bird-named roads date back over 200 years—and birds are only half the story.

Schenectady-based Ellis Medicine claims Albany-based St. Peter's is trying to destroy them as a competitor after merger talks between the two fell through.

The Albany Police union says the 17-year-old suspect was arrested following a search of his home.

It was standing-room only at Tuesday’s Gloversville Common Council meeting — dozens attending after a summer marked by violent acts by youth seemingly reached a breaking point this past weekend.

The lawsuit alleges that two Albany Police Department officers illegally arrested three cookout attendees and used “disproportionate and malicious” force against all eight.

Rep. Paul Tonko's comments come as the developers of the proposed Kenwood data center try to build public support in Albany.