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Natural Light. Soaring Ceilings. At Penn Station? That’s the Plan. Inquirer

With Less Than 48 Hours’ Notice, New York State Announces an Atlantic Yards Meeting Norman Oder

New York Playbook Politico

State Budget Thrashes Landmark Climate Law New York State Focus

LIRR Strike Ended With Solid Raises for Workers, but No Reforms To Costly Work Rules Gothamist

NYS Legislature Passing Bills at Higher Rate, Despite Late Budget Fingerlakes

Let Him In Politico

L.I.R.R. Workers Are in Line for Raises, but at What Cost to New York? The New York Times

Should You Be Paying for Big Tech Data Centers? This Group Says ‘No’ WWNY

GOP Members of N.Y. Public Campaign Finance Board Chastise Democrats Over Blakeman Ruling Spectrum News

Fair is Fair Columbia Journalism Review

Hochul Challenger Blakeman Wins NY Campaign Funds Lawsuit Democrat and Chronicle

New York Judge Rules for Republican Blakeman in Funding Dispute RochesterFirst

The Forever Campaign: Mamdani Brings DSA-Style Organizing to City Hall Politico

Judge Reverses Dem Panel’s Decision To Block Bruce Blakeman From Campaign Matching Funds New York Post

Blakeman’s Campaign for Governor Alive! Yonkers Times

Critics Say Messy NYS Budget ‘Deal’ Highlights Bigger Woes River Reporter

Already Facing a Challenge, a Republican Is Accused of Self-Dealing The New York Times

Judicial Panel Finds That Croton’s John Sarcone III Committed Misconduct. The Croton Chronicle

State Senator Lea Webb Received Free Legal Services From a Nonprofit She Helped Obtain State Funding WSKG

Why Kathy Hochul’s NY State Budget Deal Fell Apart and What Comes Next Lohud

The Capitol Connection – John Kaeney, Executive Director of Reinvent Albany WAMC

Vulnerable MAGA Republican Accused of Engaging in Self-Dealing Transactions Raw Story

Overlapping Payments Reveal Rep. Mike Lawler’s Deep History as a Political Operative Politico