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New York unemployment system to go offline in November
Residents will be unable to access the New York unemployment insurance system for more than a week in November as officials upgrade the system.
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What comes next for New York data centers amid environmentalist pushback
Environmentalists said they support the current moratorium on large New York data centers, they’re raising alarm over what’s happened since.
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Having trouble voting in New York in 2026? Here’s where to get help
New York Attorney General Letitia James is making the state’s Election Protection Hotline available during early voting in New York and on Election Day
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NY repaired 1 million potholes in 2026. See how many in your region
Crews filled in 1 million New York potholes this year, a milestone Gov. Kathy Hochul celebrated by grabbing a rake and shovel and pitching in with a maintenance crew.
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New York AG warns of AI election misinformation ahead of November vote
AI election misinformation including videos, images and audio recordings has become increasingly sophisticated over the past year and harder to identify.
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Rockland to give new locks, cameras to domestic violence victims
Rockland County Legislature voted unanimously to establish a program that provides ‘dwelling‑safety measures’ for survivors of domestic violence.
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7 endangered red wolves arrive in Westchester for conservation effort
Pilots to the Rescue transported seven endangered red wolves from Durham, North Carolina, to the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem.
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NY HEAP heating aid opens Nov. 2. Who qualifies for help with winter bills?
Gov. Hochul directed state officials to increase Home Energy Assistance benefits for eligible households that rely on delivered heating fuel, including oil and kerosene.
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New airline rule takes effect Oct. 19. How it could affect meals and hotel vouchers
The US Department of Transportation is enacting a new airline rule that changes how certain delays and cancellations are categorized and reported.
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Students uncover more mastodon bones in NY backyard. See what they found
The mastodon bones were found at a site near Middletown where a resident discovered mastodon teeth in 2024.
