The Hudson Valley, New York State and the country are at a crossroads.
Republicans have a shot at stealing a New York congressional seat from Democrats — and knocking out their chief national campaign strategist to boot, a new poll shows.
New York Assemblyman Mike Lawler’s bid to join Congress by taking down the head of the House Democrats’ campaign organization has gotten a nod from Republican leaders.
Two Hudson Valley elected officials seeking higher office this fall have proposed a 2 percent state spending cap to curb what they characterize as runaway spending in Albany and make New York more affordable.
Republican Mike Lawler — contesting the newly created 17th Congressional District against DCCC Chair Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney and lefty state Sen. Alessandra Biaggi – is furious that Rockland County Democrats have targeted his wife as part of the ongoing debate over abortion.
Two years ago, when I announced my candidacy for the State Assembly, I did so because I believed New York State was headed in the wrong direction.
There’s an update in the fight to rename the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge.
There’s new legislation in the works to help first responders in Rockland County.
