Rockland County Government/Regulations
CHPE/Blackstone’s $1 Million Good Neighbor Fund Will Be Administered by Community Foundation of Sullivan, Orange and Rockland; Businesses That Apply For Relief Must Forego Litigation Against CHPE
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Cap and Invest is more than an environmental policy. It is an economic framework that influences how energy is produced, transported, and consumed in New York.
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Knights of Columbus Turn To Courts To Lease or Sell Building to Town of Haverstraw; OAG Says Knights’ Holding Company Can’t Amend Its Charter
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101 Gedney Street In Nyack Sells For $45 Million; $6 Million In Capital Improvements Planned. Spring Valley Lots Sold For Residential Redevelopment. ARRI sells Blauvelt Industrial; MRA refinances Fashion Drive
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2025 Audit Show Ballooning Legal Fees in 2025; Public Authority’s Nanuet HQ Renovations Also Exceed Construction Estimates
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Albany Is Considering A Moratorium; Separate Utility Rate Classifications; and, Expanded Energy & Environmental Disclosures
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Questions Swirl Over County Redirection of Tourism Dollars To Boost FIFA ; County’s Director of Tourism Has Indirect Connection To FIFA
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Mike Parietti Files Suit In Federal Court Charging His Eviction From Public Meeting Based On The Content Of His Speech Violated His Civil Rights
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Businesses Are Deploying Biometric Surveillance Including Facial Geometry, Fingerprints, Iris Patterns, Voice, Gait, and DNA Sequences To Identify Customers And Exclude Others
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Bitterness and Vitriol Directed At Lawler and Trump Administration Across the Board By Tina Traster Five Democrats vying for District 17’s Congressional seat answered a volley of debate questions Thursday night, showing admiration and respect for one another but making no secret of the disgust and despair they feel toward district incumbent Mike Lawler, President […]
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