David Paterson News

Residents of Harlem greeted former Gov. David Paterson on W.125th St. Thursday and begged him to run for Congress.

Making his semi-regular appearance on WGDJ-AM in Albany, the former governor was asked by host Fred Dicker if he has any interest in the seat currently held by Rep.

Making his semi-regular appearance on WGDJ-AM in Albany, the former governor was asked by host Fred Dicker if he has any interest in the seat currently held by Rep.

State Sen. George Maziarz, R-C-Newfane, today announced that Richard Soluri of Lewiston will be reappointed as a full member of the Niagara River Greenway Commission.

President Obama is set to snarl traffic in New York City on Monday as he makes appearances at multiple Democratic fundraisers.

For years, companies doing or seeking business with Orange County have plumped County Executive Ed Diana's formidable campaign account, writing checks for up to $2,500 to schmooze at the latest fundraiser and cement their relationships with the guy who signs contracts.

GlobalFoundries is growing so quickly at its 223-acre campus in Malta that it has decided the best way to get roads and gas lines promised by the state is to pay for them itself.

The CEO of Verso Paper Corp. said the cost of delivering natural gas to the company's paper mills in Jay and Bucksport during the first quarter of 2013 increased $22 million from the same period last year.

N.Y. State Senate Democratic Leader John Sampson, left, during a news conference at the Capitol to unveil savings plans to reduce energy costs Wednesday morning May 25, 2011.

Your April 29 editorial, "An unfair pay impasse," was interesting. But it neglected to include pertinent facts.

Republican mayoral candidates Georige McDonald and John Catsimatidis went after Joe Lhota over MTA fare hikes that were approved on his watch.

Former Gov. David Paterson weighed in on the recent corruption scandals in Albany as well as the makeup of the state Senate after giving a keynote address Tuesday at a centennial celebration for an advocacy group for blind and visually impaired people.

After a speech marking the 100th anniversary of the state's Commission for the Blind and Visually Handicapped, former Gov.

Former Gov. David Paterson honored the centennial of an advocacy organization for blind and visually impaired people at an event in Albany Tuesday with a personal story of how the group helped him overcome the challenges of his disability.

A second good-government group joined with a number of environmental and anti-fracking groups Thursday to call on Gov.

Critics of Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, on Wednesday released an attack ad asserting that Ms.

Pro-life and pro-choice advocates are fighting for the public's ear on Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Women's Equality Act, particularly a bill that would strengthen abortion rights in New York.