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Elias Guerra/WAMCOne of the seven Cornell students accused of a 2024 gang rape has petitioned to remove New York Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor. A state Supreme Court judge is giving the petitioners a week to have more of the accused join the petition. -
Courtesy of Cornell University/FacebookOn Thursday in Sullivan County, New York Supreme Court Justice James Farrell will hear oral arguments on a petition to remove New York Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor in the alleged gang rape case at Cornell University.
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The 20% discount means Orange County residents using E-ZPass will pay $5.80 per trip on the Tappan Zee Bridge, down from the normal toll of $7.25. -
The Board of Trustees announced Thursday a forensic analysis of the email conducted by FTI Consulting, a cybersecurity firm, concluded "there is a strong substantive basis for questioning the authenticity, integrity, and origin of the Disputed Emails." -
Residents had lots of questions ranging from how consolidation of the village and town will impact the employment of village workers, their union contract, and how a tax credit from the state would be distributed. -
WAMC's Molly Anderson and Sam Dingman spoke with Lower Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Elias Guerra about Kingston's housing initiatives and how such policies are influencing debate. -
Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger is moving to restrict the usage of automatic license plate readers. -
New Paltz town and village residents will gather to discuss consolidation ahead of a vote on the proposal this election season. -
A petition, dated Oct. 20, was delivered to Bard College's acting president, Jonathan Becker, and Brandon Weber, the president of Bard's Board of Trustees.
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Like in many places across the region, a steep property tax proposal is on the table in one Hudson Valley town. But residents in Wallkill say they cannot afford to pay a proposed 64% tax hike. WAMC’s Lower Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Elias Guerra has more. -
Workers in MidHudson's Emergency Department say they are struggling with chronic understaffing, workplace violence, and burnout that makes patient care more difficult. -
The candidates for governor in New York are on opposite sides of a lawsuit seeking to overturn a state ban limiting cooperation between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
