Ross Levi, Executive Director/Vice President of NYS Division of Tourism
Non-profit

New York State highlights outdoor music and theater venues for summer 2026

New York State Division of Tourism has released a guide highlighting top outdoor music and theater venues for summer 2026. The lineup includes major amphitheaters hosting well-known performers as well as celebrated festivals featuring opera and Shakespearean plays across regions. Residents and visitors are encouraged to explore these cultural experiences.

Hope Knight CEO and Commissioner at New York State Economic Development
News

Governor Hochul announces reopening of Lockport cabinet factory after Candlelight Curated acquisition

Bruce Blakeman County Executive at Nassau County
Real Estate

Blakeman announces free rabies vaccination clinic for Nassau County pets

Neil Alldredge, President and CEO of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Government

National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies announces support for NY tort reform proposals

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Lauren Zelt, Executive Director of Protecting American Consumers Together
Government

Protecting American Consumers Together urges New York to adopt lawsuit reforms

Protecting American Consumers Together urged New York lawmakers to consider lawsuit reforms similar to those enacted in Florida.

Bruce Blakeman County Executive at Nassau County
Real Estate

Nassau County officials and advocates highlight maternal mental health during awareness month

Nassau County leaders held an event on May 8 highlighting maternal mental health challenges faced by new mothers. Officials urged open discussion about postpartum depression while local advocates shared personal stories encouraging others to seek help.
Melinda Person President at NYSUT Media Relations Department
Non-profit

NYSUT president responds to reports of New York’s participation in voucher scheme

NYSUT President Melinda Person has addressed recent reports about New York’s potential involvement in a federal school voucher program. She emphasized opposition to diverting public funds from local schools to private institutions.
Robert L. Santos Director, U.S. Census Bureau
News

U.S. Census Bureau releases new Business Trends and Outlook Survey data on May 7

The U.S. Census Bureau has released new Business Trends and Outlook Survey (BTOS) data including insights into business use of artificial intelligence between November 2025 and February 2026. This ongoing survey provides real-time economic information to guide policymakers and business leaders.
Brian Bryant International President at International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Non-profit

IAM and TCU/IAM merge legislative departments to strengthen advocacy on Capitol Hill

The Transportation Communications Union (TCU/IAM) will merge its legislative department with that of International Association of Machinists (IAM), aiming for greater influence at federal levels. Leaders say this move combines resources for stronger advocacy representing over 600,000 workers across multiple industries.

RuthAnne Visnauskas Commissioner/CEO of NYS Homes and Community Renewal
Real Estate

Governor Hochul announces completion of $22 million affordable housing for seniors in Ulster County

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the completion of Silver Gardens in Ulster County—a new $22 million senior housing development featuring both affordable residences and supportive services for older adults. The project offers energy-efficient apartments near key amenities as part of New York’s ongoing efforts under its five-year statewide housing plan.
Ron S. Jarmin, Director
News

U.S. Census Bureau releases 2025 public employment and payroll data

The U.S. Census Bureau has released updated public employment and payroll data for states and localities in its latest annual survey covering March 2025 figures. Revised tables from previous years are also included in this release.
Mitch Pally Interim President & CEO at Discover Long Island
Government

Discover Long Island report finds Ducks generate $501 million economic impact

A new study by Discover Long Island finds that over its first 25 seasons playing in Suffolk County’s Fairfield Properties Ballpark, the Long Island Ducks baseball team has contributed more than $501 million in total economic impact. Team officials say these results reflect not only direct spending but also broader benefits for local businesses.
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