On Swine Flu, Paterson tells New Yorkers, “[T]his is not time for alarm, but it’s time to be alert.”
Two Chautauqua County residents were tested for the disease.
Over 2,000 people rallied in Albany for same-sex marriage.
David Paterson said opponents of the measure are motivated by “guilt.” Whatever that means.
Some religious leaders accused him of “bigotry” and “Catholic-baiting.”
State Senate Democrats hired another local person for a $90,000-a-year job at the Buffalo office.
A businessman in Glens Falls questions Representative-elect Scott Murphy’s local bona fides.
The Senate’s M.T.A. bailout bill won’t be voted on until next week.
Michael Bloomberg, Randi Weingarten and Kathy Wylde signed a letter calling for state action on the M.T.A.
Teachers unions have donated heavily to the Senate Democratic caucus, as a debate over mayoral control of schools looms.
The Daily News doesn’t think it would be a good idea to resurrect the Board of Education.
Paterson signed a law authorizing red-light cameras on Long Island.
Large budget deficits loom.
Battered on many fronts, Joe Mondello remains optimistic.
Two Finger Lakes lawmakers are demanding a review of the closure of the Butler prison.
A grand jury is probing a fatal fire at a state-run group home.
Representative Eric Massa will support the Credit Card Consumer Bill of Rights.
And above, John DeRosier’s cartoon from today’s Times Union, ripping Assemblyman Jim Tedisco.
