DiNapoli: Farms Generated $5.7 Billion For New York's Economy
New York state farms generated $5.7 billion dollars in revenue in 2017.
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New York Schools Reported 32,000 Violent Incidents In 2017-18
New York State public and charter schools reported more than 32,000 violent and disruptive incidents in the 2017-18 school year.
New York Leads Nation In Nonprofit Jobs, Wages
New York state leads the nation in nonprofit jobs and the wages they support.
Ribbon Cutting Held At Former Doyle Hardware Building
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Thursday at the former Doyle Hardware Building in Utica.
New York Comptroller Urges Changes at Facebook
New York state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has written to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg demanding big changes in corporate governance.
Report: NYC Leads Construction Jobs Boom In NY State
New York state's comptroller says the construction industry is booming in the Empire State, especially in New York City.
After Revenue Drop, NY Ends Fiscal Year On 'Positive Note'
New York's top financial officer says that despite a sharp decline in revenues, the state's financial health ended the fiscal year on a "positive note."
NY Comptroller Sees Big Jump In Bogus State Tax Refunds
New York's comptroller is reporting a big increase in the number of questionable or fraudulent state tax refunds this year.
Audit: Health Inspectors Go Easy On Restaurant Violations
A state audit says food safety inspectors in New York state failed to take action in response to hundreds of serious health violations.
NY Report: Hiring By Small Businesses Topped National Pace
A new report says small businesses across New York state have increased employment slightly faster than the national pace.