New York to Requires Medicaid Eligibility Checks Again After Three-Year Pause
New York is set to re-commence its Medicaid eligibility checks on June 30th after a three-year pause in a process that will span over a year. This comes amidst data ...
New York is set to re-commence its Medicaid eligibility checks on June 30th after a three-year pause in a process that will span over a year. This comes amidst data ...
The legal battle concerning former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's book deal, valued at $5.1 million, commenced on Friday, June 2nd as his lawsuit against the state's newly formed ethics ...
New York state legislators are sponsoring a proposed bill aiming to grant lifetime pensions to the children of single-parent officers killed in the line of duty. The move comes following ...
Parents and advocates in New York are urging lawmakers to pass a proposed bill that would require Child Protective Services (CPS) to inform families of their rights before any investigation ...
Long Island Representative George Santos has received federal charges and is slated to turn himself into authorities Wednesday, May 10th. The Justice Department unsealed the indictment for 34-year-old Santos, revealing ...
In New York City’s ongoing efforts to deal with the largest humanitarian crisis in city history, Mayor Eric Adams announced in a statement on Friday, May 5th, that the city ...
According to reports by the Times Union and NY Post, the Legislative Office Building near the Capitol in Albany has been equipped with a daycare room that was reportedly approved ...
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles recently sent out a final notice to over 150,000 drivers notifying them that their licenses may be suspended. New Yorkers that received ...
Public schools and their sports teams in New York State have been banned from using Native American-related mascots and logos by the New York State Department of Education. The Board ...