New York state government is collecting more gambling revenues than ever and is becoming more dependent on money from residents who like to take a chance. That's according to a report released by the state comptroller's office.
The report shows gambling revenues for the last fiscal year were $3...
State comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says New York veterans are not being properly informed of health benefits available to them.
DiNapoli says many vets are placed in the state's Medicaid program rather than in federal programs. He says that's because of poor coordination by the state Department of Health and local social services departments...
A state audit suggests the Binghamton City School District has made progress in dealing with big financial challenges.
A report released by the office of State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli indicates district officials have "taken appropriate action" to deal with "difficult circumstances...
A former village government worker in Steuben County faces felony charges for allegedly stealing more than $40,000 by writing checks to herself.
Authorities say 35-year-old Kristina Johnson had been the clerk and treasurer of the village of Riverside...
A state audit concludes long-time Binghamton city parks and recreation director John Whalen stole almost $108,000.
Whalen had been employed by the city until last November. He was charged with second-degree grand larceny, a felony, last April...
The city of Binghamton may be making progress in improving its financial situation but state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says the city continues to face "real challenges."
DiNapoli visited Binghamton Thursday to release a fiscal profile of the city prepared by his office...
New York State comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says the boards in charge of industrial development agencies should be aware their actions will be scrutinized in the future.
DiNapoli's office has released its annual report on IDA performance which noted net tax exemptions approved by agencies across the state jumped 16 percent in 2011 compared with the previous year...