Tim Hoefer

There’s been a lot of discussion about crime in the race for New York’s attorney general — but not the violation of law committed at the attorney general’s office earlier this year. Read More

The onboarding process has become a key battleground for the country’s government unions. Read More

Gov. Kathy Hochul, who hasn’t proven shy about issuing orders, had one for the state’s Republicans this week Read More

The still-unreleased deal between the Hochul Administration and the Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA), state government’s largest group of unionized workers, would award bonuses, backpay, and guaranteed raises the next three years, documents sent to union members show. Read More

For 20 straight years, the New York state budget was late — stretching well past the April 1 deadline, sometimes even into summer or fall. That streak was broken in 2011. It was then that lawmakers in Albany assured New Yorkers that the days of thr Read More

For the second consecutive time, a court-appointed special master will handle New York’s congressional redistricting. Read More

The IRC’s refusal to complete its constitutional responsibility represents nothing less than a dereliction of duty. Read More

Intentional or not, this is a direct affront to every New Yorker’s ability to participate in our government.  Read More