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Who is to blame for Albany budget mess? (opens the original)
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(ALBANY, NY) -- Albany’s mayor presented next year’s budget one day after New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli criticized how the current budget was produced. Mayor Dorcey Applyrs said the city is implementing changes in the wake of the report, but refrained from criticizing the previous administration for the current budget woes. “Being mayor is not an easy job, it’s a thankless job and you are faced with a lot of tough decisions,” Applyrs said. The 2025 and 2026 budgets left a $26 millio
DiNapoli report: Albany budget deficit worse than projected (opens the original)
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ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — The operating budget deficit for the city of Albany may be $4 million worse than city leaders projected. New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said he expects the deficit to be $26 million after his office conducted a review of the city budget at the request of Mayor Dorcey Applyrs. Applyrs had previously projected a deficit of $22 million. A report from DiNapoli’s office found the city overestimated how much money it would make from sales taxes, traffic tickets and fe
Ask CBS6: why are gas prices so high? (opens the original)
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ALBANY, N.Y. — The Strait of Hormuz may be nearly 6,700 miles from the Capital Region, but one expert said what is happening there has a direct impact on the price drivers here pay for gas. And what’s happening in Russia is driving up the cost of diesel fuel as well. That’s what we found when we went looking for answers to viewers’ questions as to why gas prices are up drastically from a year ago. As of Sept. 28, the statewide average price of gas is $4.48 per gallon, about one cent more than th
State says Albany facing "significant" financial stress with budget deficit (opens the original)
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(ALBNY, NY) -- The city of Albany is stressed out financially. That’s the determination from the New York State Comptroller’s office, which placed the city in the category of “significant financial stress.” That comes after a $22-million budget shortfall for this year and a projected $33-million deficit for next year. The comptroller’s office said Albany is second-worst in the state. Only New Hempstead fared worse in the office’s Fiscal Stress Monitoring report. “It means they've depleted their
How could dead mother-in-law's checks be cashed for 17 years without being discovered? (opens the original)
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ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — A Rensselaer County woman was released on her own recognizance after pleading not guilty to what investigators call a nearly 20-year scheme to cash her deceased mother-in-law’s Social Security and New York state pension checks. Investigators call it a deliberate attempt to conceal the woman’s death to continue to get the money. Kimberly Cardella, 59, was indicted this month and appeared in court Friday. She’s charged with bank fraud, theft of government property, and aggrav
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