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“The future of the labor movement belongs to the party that shows up, listens, and fights for working people,” LaLota said in a statement to POLITICO.

Union officials said negotiations have stalled on a collective bargaining agreement for the care center’s roughly 200 employees, including certified nursing assistants, nurses, social workers, rehabilitation staff and others.

Big Insurance lobbyists want you to believe the Scaffold Law makes projects more expensive. The facts say otherwise. Insurers have admitted to regulators they do not even track supposed losses.

“With our newly adopted fire-safety codes, New York has one of the strongest regulatory structures in the country, providing the confidence and clarity communities and developers need as we accelerate storage deployment statewide,” Doreen Harris, president and CEO of the New York State Energy Res

orty-seven percent of New Yorkers held that sentiment, while another 25% were "somewhat concerned" about being able to afford health coverage, according to a Siena College poll of registered voters between Nov. 10 and 12.

LIPA said it expects customers next year to use slightly less power each month tied to the use of home energy efficiency programs, compared with 2025, a reduction that makes up part of the projected $6.53 monthly bill reduction.