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Rotterdam Town Supervisor John Polimeni's request comes as the town prepares to tackle a $450,000 budget deficit this budget cycle, down for $1.4 million.
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Police overtime is one of the biggest single drivers of the City of Albany's $26 million budget gap this year.
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The Troy City Council passed Local Law 3, which will require the Troy Police Department to delete Flock camera data after 72 hours and heavily restricts data sharing.
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The Colonie police officer struck a vehicle on Central Avenue, causing the vehicle to flip over. The officer and the other driver both suffered "minor" injuries.
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The investigation of the sexual assault allegations against Albany Medical Health System CEO Daniel Pickett III will last 30 days and be conducted by an outside law firm.
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The ferry will be open the first two weekends of October as part of a pilot to showcase ridership.
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Hundreds of thousands of residents may be losing their main source of communication: their landline telephone. Verizon filed an application last month to phase out its copper-based landline phone services in New York, Pennsylvania, Washington, DC, and seven other states. But residents worry there are few to no alternatives in rural communities.
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The Sullivan County Legislature officially voted 5-4 to close the Senior Care Center at Sunset Lake. 4 residents remained on Friday, despite a restraining order to keep the center open.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James has released the police bodycam footage of the moments before a teenager who appeared to be in a mental health crisis was fatally shot by police in a Hudson Valley village in June.
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Albany's 2027 budget proposal is Mayor Dorcey Applyrs' response to the city's worsening financial condition.
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Many unhoused people in Schenectady go to the Schenectady County Public Library's Karen B. Johnson Main Library downtown for shelter from the elements and resources ranging from bathrooms to internet access. But in recent weeks, the number of unhoused people at the library has led to a debate over the issue amid a Schenectady City Council race.
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The City of Albany made unrealistic budget projections, leading to deficit spending, the New York State Comptroller's report found.