Government
Stamford purchases former Sacred Heart Academy for $9.75M
The keys have officially been transferred to the city for the 10.8-acre parcel with three buildings.
Cuomo wins primary, with surprising result from challenger
Despite a strong showing from Democratic Party candidate Zephyr Teachout, Gov. Andrew Cuomo wins by a significant margin.
Connecticut ranked as a leader in information technology
The Center for Digital Government recognizes the state for improving the efficiency of its IT systems.
Guest View: Bank of America deal a victory for N.Y. families
Bank of America will pay a record $16.65 billion for misconduct contributing to the mortgage crisis in the U.S.
Teachout and Astorino debate without Cuomo
WNYC hosts two gubernatorial candidates ahead of the Democratic Party primary, but heavily-favored incumbent Andrew Cuomo does not participate.
Fifth Street Management relocates to Greenwich
The asset management firm, moving into the former Nestle Waters building on Putnam Avenue, has pledged to bring 96 jobs to...
Comptroller: State worker overtime on pace for new record
New York state public employees are on pace to set new records for overtime costs and overtime hours this year.
Stamford to acquire former site of Sacred Heart Academy
The city plans to buy the 10.8-acre historic property at 200 Strawberry Hill Ave. for $9.75 million.
State funds artists-in-residence program in Yonkers schools
A $500,000 state grant will be used to place some 60 teaching artists in Yonkers public schools in 2015.
Developer’s $1M donation to town raises ethical questions
A donation from AvalonBay Communities Inc. to Greenburgh to acquire parkland sees pushback from a community group and heads to the...
New York Democrats gear up for gubernatorial primary
Tim Wu, a candidate for lieutenant governor, eyes an upset over Gov. Andrew Cuomo's running mate, Kathy Hochul.
Two energy groups merge into Sustainable Westchester
A merger of two sustainable-energy consortia unites nearly every municipality in Westchester County.
New Yorkers spend more on goods, less on gas
The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis estimates New Yorkers spend less on gasoline than nearly any other state, but more on...
Labor Department reports $6.5M recovered in unpaid wages
Connecticut workers are compensated for $20,000 more in unpaid wages this fiscal year compared to the previous year.
Lawmakers say MTA is neglecting Rockland
Two Rockland County legislators say the MTA needs to invest in capital work to improve mass transit between the county and...
