City of Gloversville

Gloversville officials hosted a public forum Thursday to discuss proposed solutions to the city’s uptick in youth crime.

(Airs 06/06/25 @ 10 p.m.) The Legislative Gazette is a weekly program about New York State Government and politics. On this week’s Gazette: A federal court temporarily blocks the Trump Administration’s efforts to pause operations at Job Corps Centers nationwide, medical aid in dying legislation moves closer to becoming a law, and Gloversville officials and residents celebrate the completion of state-funded development projects.

Officials and residents celebrated the completion of a number of state-funded development projects in Gloversville last week.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is raising the alarm over a so-called “Telehealth Cliff” that could impact more than 200,000 upstate New York seniors.

Following a failed budget vote, the Gloversville Public Library has moved to reduced services and space.

Facing opposition to its plans in Saratoga County, a fertilizer production company is now pitching to Fulton County officials.

After securing additional federal funding, Fulton County is beginning expansions to the Great Sacandaga Lake sewer system.

Gloversville officials are hopeful that a suite of state-funded projects will reinvigorate the Fulton County city’s downtown.

Gloversville officials are preparing to extend the city’s moratorium on smoke shops.

The city of Gloversville recently passed its 2024 budget, which aims to relieve a deficit without increasing pressure on residents.