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Sarojanie Ibrahim, the Republican candidate for Schenectady City Council, is suspending her campaign and endorsing Conservative Party candidate Rachael Ward.
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The Northeast Disabled Athletic Association, a volunteer-run nonprofit based in Vermont, offers adaptive sports for people with disabilities.
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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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Ellis Medicine is in the process of signing a lease for the old VA clinic in the Town of Rotterdam and is planning to open its own clinic there in January.
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New York State Senator Jim Tedisco's calls to quickly ban non-compete clauses in healthcare come as a legal battle could upend cardiology care in Schenectady.
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Albany police are investigating the shooting in Pine Hills, which killed a 15-year-old.
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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.