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Albany, NY – The New York State AFL-CIO, representing 2.5 million union members, retirees, and their families, and 3,000 local unions throughout the state, today announced its endorsement of Kathy Hochul for Governor and Tish James for New York State Attorney General. “I am proud to announce that the New York State AFL-CIO Executive Council […]

Older Adults Face Greater Risk During Extreme Heat; AARP New York Shares Resources and Safety Tips New York, N.Y. —  As New York prepares for dangerous heat now and through the holiday weekend, AARP New York is urging older adults, caregivers, families, and neighbors to take extra precautions. According to the CDC, adults age 65

The Parkside Group is proud to congratulate our clients on an excellent showing in this year’s primary elections. We successfully defended incumbents, won tough open races, and spearheaded the largest and most successful independent expenditure in New York State. For each campaign we work on, The Parkside Group provides a personalized combination of services including

In the last few weeks, I find myself reflecting on the missed opportunities of the 2026 legislative session. Older New Yorkers were once again left wondering why the legislature and Governor Hochul ignored supporting so many of the critical services for they depend on. I’m not alone. Since session ended, I’ve heard from colleagues all

Grants aims to help residents of all ages, especially older adults, improve how they live, move, and stay connected in their neighborhoods through innovative local projects  New York, NY—AARP today announced 23 organizations throughout New York will receive 2026 Community Challenge grants. Marking the program’s 10th anniversary, the grants are part of an $8.3 million

New York has always thrived when local communities are empowered to shape their own economic future. Whether it is manufacturing, housing, energy infrastructure, tourism, or technology investment, the decisions that affect a community’s future are often best made by the people who live and work there. That is why the Legislature’s decision to advance a

Another legislative session has come to an end in Albany – and despite the inevitable press releases from Albany Democrats touting their so-called “accomplishments,” the reality is that this session can be summed up in two words: missed opportunities. The big buzzword was “affordability.” We have to make people’s lives more affordable. Everything from energy,

“In recent days, the discussion on my proposal for healthcare assistance for AIRE-registered Italians has continued in the Social Affairs Committee — we are working collaboratively to approve a fundamental principle of assistance for Italians living abroad.” The proposal, in exchange for a contribution, would allow Italians registered with AIRE — and therefore not subject