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According to a recent report, New York state officials are considering selling equipment worth $50 million that the state purchased for use at the Tesla solar panel factory in Buffalo. The equipment has remained in storage instead of being put to use to create jobs in the area.

The state of New York confirmed a second person has been diagnosed with the deadly coronavirus on Tuesday. 

A two-week United Nations meeting on gender equality, female empowerment and “women’s issues” was cut Monday due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Homes along the shore of Lake Erie in New York are completely covered in ice thanks to last week’s blizzard-like conditions.

Burger-flipping robots are changing the food service industry by offering their skills to restaurants for about $3 an hour.

New York will ban single-use plastic bags in stores starting March 1.

Former congresswoman and New York 22nd Republican congressional candidate Claudia Tenney told Breitbart News on Friday that Republicans will take back the House in 2020.

A federal appellate court on Wednesday ruled that President Trump’s administration can, in fact, withhold federal funds from sanctuary jurisdictions that insist on shielding criminal illegal aliens from arrest and deportation. 

Panasonic has reportedly stated that it will stop solar cell production at Tesla’s New York “Gigafactory,” the latest sign of strain in the relationship between the two companies and a major blow for the Buffalo, New York, facility that is increasingly seen as a billion-dollar boondoggle for the state.

A burqa-wearing man armed with a spray bottle is accused of stealing nearly $1 million worth of necklaces and watches from a New York City jeweler on Sunday.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (D) have passed former Vice President Joe Biden in New York state, according to a newly-released Democrat presidential primary poll.

Rep. Antonio Delgado (D-NY) decried President Donald Trump’s immigration policies as “inhumane” and xenophobic, according to a report released Saturday.

Legislators have proposed a ban on smoking in private homes to prevent second-hand smoke inhalation in Suffolk County, New York. 

An unlikely pair of rescue animals have become the closest of friends, as one pigeon that cannot fly befriended a newborn Chihuahua puppy that cannot walk.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was grilled by New Yorkers who said they are fed up with the rising crime rate in the city, blaming his policies of neighborhood jails, homeless shelters in communities, and the state’s new abolishment of bail for criminals deemed “non-violent.” 

New York’s law eliminating bail for crimes deemed “non-violent” allowed an accused assailant to be arrested three times in one day because police were forced to continue releasing him after the arrests.

A convicted felon who thanked New York Democrats this week for eliminating bail for a series of crimes deemed “non-violent” was arrested for the 140th time, just days after he was released from New York City Police Department (NYPD) custody. 

Democratic presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg suggested the governor of New York don a cowboy hat and stare down Native American tribes with a shotgun over a disagreement on cigarette taxes.

Volunteer U.S. firefighters and their compatriots from around the world have been publicly thanked by Australia for their help over the past four months, courtesy of a billboard and video display in New York’s Times Square.

A career criminal is thanking New York Democrats for their passage of a bail reform law that has set him free the day after his 139th arrest.

A man in Van Buren County, Michigan, is being hailed a hero after he helped save the life of a parasailor who crashed into an icy lake Friday.

A man accused of raping an 11-year-old girl inside her Brooklyn, New York, home has been arrested, police said.

The granddaughter of 92-year-old Maria Fuertes, who was allegedly brutally raped and murdered on a Queens, New York, sidewalk by an illegal alien, says the “horrific crime” was entirely avoidable if not for New York’s sanctuary state law.

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is a racist, and unlike President Trump, no one has to lie to prove it.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) blasted former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg as an “authoritarian” over his “racist” stop and frisk policy.

In a statement issued by his campaign, Bloomberg began by blaming Trump for calling him a racist on Twitter earlier Tuesday morning.

Two ice fishermen were rescued after they fell into frozen water in Wayne County, New York, Sunday.

An attorney for the illegal alien charged with murdering 92-year-old Maria Fuertes in January says a “poisoning of public opinion” could lead to an unfair trial. 

A violent crime victim ready to testify against MS-13 Gang members in Long Island, New York has been murdered after Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D) latest jailbreak law forced witness names to be revealed to the defense in the criminal case. 

The Department of Homeland Security has blocked the state of New York from participating in a series of federal programs that fast-track travel for New Yorkers reentering the United States from international airports. 

A New York City woman who lied about her income to collect more than $110,000 in welfare and other government benefits was sentenced to five years probation on Monday.

According to a recent report, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ attempt to open the company’s HQ2 in New York because he was jealous of Elon Musk and the government subsidies that Tesla has received.

A mother was allegedly slashed in the face by a passenger after her child threw up inside a bus in Brooklyn, New York, Tuesday. 

Anti-police activists are planning to “fuck shit up” in protests against the New York City Police Department, demanding free public transportation on the city’s subway system. 

Three illegal aliens are among six accused drug dealers who were freed from jail by New York City officials after their arrests for allegedly operating a heroin-fentanyl packaging ring out of a Bronx apartment. 

New York’s newly implemented jailbreak policy has freed six accused drug dealers who allegedly operated a $7 million heroin-fentanyl packaging ring out of a Bronx, New York City, apartment.