state comptroller thomas dinapoli

A second consecutive year of soaring profits on Wall Street pushed the average bonus paid to securities industry employees in New York City to more than $184,000 in 2017, New York state's top elected fiscal officer reported Monday.

The New York official in charge of the state's $209 billion public pension fund says it will take steps to ensure women are included on the boards of companies in the fund's portfolio.

There's a new state panel investigating how New York's pension system can pull investments in fossil fuel companies.

The leader of Planned Parenthood is coming to Albany for her organization's annual lobby day.

African-American and Hispanic lawmakers are gathering in Albany this weekend for their 47th annual legislative conference.

Mayors and other municipal officials from all across New York state are wrapping up their winter conference in Albany.

New York state's comptroller says local sales tax collection rose by nearly 4 percent in 2017, making it the highest annual growth since 2013.

New York's comptroller says the number of school districts under fiscal stress is down statewide.

A state audit finds that New York education officials are falling behind in implementing a new state law aimed at combating sexual violence on college campuses.

New York's chief fiscal officer will be discussing challenges facing lawmakers and Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo as they negotiate a state budget.