Dan Clark is a Communications Specialist at ALM. He covers in-house counsel trends, issues, and moves, while also focusing on New York government, politics, and policy, drawing from over a decade of experience in journalism. His work has been featured in various outlets, including Wxxi News, WAMC, and the Times Union.
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By: Dan Clark
It's not that less funding was available compared to prior years. It's that there was more demand for the funding, according to the state.
By: Samuel Agini, Dan Clark, Robert Orr
The €2.7bn spent so far by English clubs exceeds outlay of top teams in Italy, Spain and Germany combined
By: Alan Smith, Dan Clark
Restrictions on gambling companies have prompted a sea change in Premier League kit sponsors this season
By: Dan Clark
ALBANY — When Gov. Kathy Hochul was sworn into office five years ago following the resignation of her predecessor, New York was a very different state.
By: Dan Clark
New York will now set aside an additional $36 million in state funds to support those providers, Hochul said.
New York will now set aside an additional $36 million in state funds to support those providers, Hochul said.
The former employee claims she was sexually assaulted by her supervisor and then fired when she told him she planned to speak with human resources.
The former employee claims she was sexually assaulted by her supervisor and then fired when she told him she planned to speak with human resources.
A new political effort has emerged to stop the planned tax in Ulster County before it can take effect.
By: Dan Clark
KINGSTON - Opponents of a proposed local tax on high-income earners in Ulster County have launched a new strategy to defeat the surcharge before it can move forward.
