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In an effort to crack down on the amount of impaired drivers taking our children to and from school,  Governor Andrew Cuomo has signed off on a bill that will force New York school bus drivers to submit to random drug and alcohol drug testing.

This is the kind of thing that either has you rejoicing or scratching your head.  I'm somewhere in the middle.  I like beer - don't love it - but I could easily eat ice cream three meals a day. Either way, it's certainly guaranteed to be a hit at fairs and festivals for the curiosity aspect alone. Gov. Andrew Cuomo Tuesday signed a bill that adds ice cream made with beer and hard cider to the exis

I mentioned a few days ago that Governor Cuomo will be requiring public schools to provide menstrual products for women, but that wasn't the only change he made to public restrooms recently.

Politics is a hot-button issue no matter which topic you're talking about. The Governor just added a new requirement to public school bathrooms and the argument I've been seeing trending is pretty interesting.

There are beautiful, historic buildings and neighborhoods throughout the Capital Region. Now the Governor has secured millions to restore and rebuild them in many of our cities and towns.

I live in Albany, I love it here and I want only great things for my city but I was scratching my head a bit when I saw the news about the proposed 3.1 million dollar Skyway that Governor Cuomo announced on Monday 'will transform the Clinton Avenue ramp off the northbound side of Interstate 787 into the Albany Skyway'.  3.1 million dollars is a lot of money, and many people feel that something lik

Susan Peirez, a state employee who works for governor Cuomo as program director for the NYS Council on the Arts, was booted off a Delta Airlines Flight from JFK to Syracuse last week. She complained of an 8 month old crying baby seated near her and following that up by threatening a flight attendant with her job.  The woman's tirade was captured on video by the 19 year old mother of the child. Rea

Governor Cuomo has a bit of a mess to clean up in Albany. A new resident has moved into his mansion and he has his hands full.

As Cohoes continues to rebuild after the devastating fire that ripped through downtown, the Governor has announced help for the local businesses and homeowners who have been affected.

The Governor made his State of the State address on Wednesday and one of the biggest changes that he discussed was happening to the New York State Thruway and he said we should be changed over as early as 2020.

If you are in the processing of saving for your first home, a new law will make those savings tax deductible.

Over the weekend, while we were celebrating veterans, Governor Cuomo was thinking of laws that affect them.