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The state's securities industry is on pace for one of its most profitable years ever, with $30.4 billion earned in the first half of the year.

The state DMV is rolling out a mobile app for state-issued IDs that can be used at airports and, eventually, restaurants and bars.

The bills would increase chances at parole for people serving long prison sentences.

The president pledged at a White House summit that ‘evil will not win.'

Members of the City Council expressed frustration over the Trump Organization’s legal troubles.

The crash of the Department of Education's health screening website this week was a painful reminder of how the city's technology struggles to perform even basic functions.

It's notable that four of these agencies are involved in housing or construction. Perhaps these activities offer unusual opportunities for corrupt activity?

Just who are the 327,793 municipal employees that help our city run?

No "Hello, sailor!" this year.

It's the "largest tax cut in American history"—unless you make over $400,000.