Government

L-1 Identity Solutions parted ways with marquee director Louis Freeh, a former FBI chief who joined L-1’s board in July 2006.

In the past year and a half, there has been a quiet revolution of sorts occurring in the way Ulster County...

In late August, Connecticut instituted its annual sales-tax holiday on clothing purchases.

When the Empire Zone was established in Poughkeepsie in 1994, downtown was on the skids.

News last week out of the U.S. Census Bureau that real median household income grew slightly from 2005 to last year...

Crane Co. agreed to a $7.5 million fine to resolve a whistleblower suit that it did not submit to a government...

Four months after a nor’easter flooded parts of Fairfield County and other parts of Connecticut in April, total federal aid to...

State regulators are investigating whether some Connecticut Light & Power Co. meters are inaccurate, and plan to review CL&P policies for...

The Empire Zone program offers companies in the zone and those specially certified a variety of tax credits, ranging from sales...

“We’ve got trouble,” declared village of Goshen Mayor Bob Weinberger at a recent chamber of commerce breakfast in his community.

New York has been taking hits for some time now in several quarters.

Even as he felt the heat following his appointment as chairman of Connecticut Innovations Inc., Edward Bowman Jr. was quietly conducting...

Sometimes it takes tragedy to spur change.

Thomas P. DiNapoli announced Aug. 14 the New York State Common Retirement Fund (CRF) had a funded ratio of 104 percent,...

Say what you like about city living: as far as the three Orange County mayors are concerned, everything’s coming up roses...