The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies has submitted testimony supporting Governor Hochul’s proposals targeting fraud and excessive litigation in New York auto insurance.
Protecting American Consumers Together urged New York lawmakers to consider lawsuit reforms similar to those enacted in Florida.
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.
Greg Olsen of the New York State Office for the Aging said older adults are among New York’s safest drivers while supporting reforms in Governor Hochul’s affordability agenda targeting high auto insurance costs.
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli calls on investors to reject eXp World Holdings’ plan moving its incorporation from Delaware to Texas following serious misconduct allegations. He also urges votes against all current board members ahead of an April 24 shareholder meeting.
Suffolk County Legislature Minority Leader Jason A. Richberg said Long Island families shouldn’t face high auto insurance premiums due to fraud or abuse.
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli has released audits detailing issues with local government finances across several municipalities and school districts. The reports highlight problems such as questionable employee payments, inadequate procurement practices, poor recordkeeping, delayed reporting, and incomplete implementation of past audit recommendations.
New York State’s agency overtime costs rose sharply in 2025 despite three years of workforce growth. Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli highlighted concerns about rising expenses amid ongoing service demands.
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli has released findings from recent municipal and school audits highlighting issues with financial oversight and reporting across several entities. The audits reveal lapses ranging from missing fuel inventory records to incomplete annual financial filings.
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli released a report showing that certain demographic groups in New York City still face higher-than-normal unemployment after COVID-19 disruptions ended for most others. Youths and Black residents are especially affected according to recent data.