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Albany County Executive Dan McCoy and Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan appear to be at odds over a portion of McCoy’s State of the County address this week. McCoy's surprise announcement regarding sharing services between the municipalities is getting reaction from city hall and Albany mayoral candidates.
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After a “New York Times” article painting the city as struggling, Albany’s mayoral candidates say they're ready to roll up their sleeves to work for change.
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A former Albany Common Councilor is hoping to win the race for Chief City Auditor.
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Three of the six declared candidates for Albany mayor gathered for a New York Working Families Party forum Tuesday.
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A new report from State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli finds homelessness has grown sharply in New York. Several of Albany's mayoral candidates say they have plans to address the problem.
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A veteran Albany City Hall staff member is now running for Chief City Auditor.
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In 2025 residents of the City of Albany will elect a new mayor. Three declared candidates have emerged so far and all share a common concern: public safety.
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Brendan Cox has returned for a second stint as Albany Police chief. With a mayoral election next year, will the candidates keep the interim police chief on the job in 2026?
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The three declared candidates for mayor of Albany are weighing in on the future of the city's Community Police Review Board.
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The city of Albany has launched an online payment tracker to monitor American Rescue Plan Act payments made to local organizations.