Luke Parsnow is a Digital News Producer at Spectrum News 1. He specializes in finance, personal finance, law enforcement, and regional interest, with a focus on topics such as lawsuits, elections, and public policy. Luke has been featured in Capital Tonight, Bay News 9, and Spectrum News 13 Orlando, among others.
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Luke Parsnow focuses on local government and politics in New York, with a particular emphasis on announcements and legal policy regulation. If you have expertise in New York state politics, legislative processes, or specific policies being proposed or enacted by the Hochul administration, your insights would likely align well with his coverage.
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By: Luke Parsnow
The law bans new gas hookups in new buildings under seven stories starting Jan. 1.
By: Luke Parsnow
Hochul said in the letter the public did not hear about the projects from the federal government but from press reports and procurement records.
By: Luke Parsnow
It shows spending continues to grow on programs like healthcare, education and childcare, but total reserves haven't kept up pace.
By: Luke Parsnow
The report shows spending continues to grow on programs like healthcare, education and childcare, but total reserves haven't kept up pace.
By: Luke Parsnow
Many upstate New York communities saw increases in the homelessness population in the past year while homelessness statewide declined, according to an analysis released Thursday by state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli's office.
By: Luke Parsnow
This comes after DiNapoli’s office reported homelessness more than doubled between January 2022 and January 2024.
By: Luke Parsnow
This comes after weeks of confusion and political banter after McMahon, vocally opposed to efforts by the county legislature to pass bills on term limits, signed bill that would do just that before sending a new version that vetoed the legislation, calling it a “clerical error.”
By: Luke Parsnow
It will legalize medically assisted suicide for terminally ill adults with fewer than six months to live.
By: Luke Parsnow
It will legalize medically assisted suicide for terminally ill adults with fewer than six months to live.
By: Luke Parsnow
A federal judge has denied the federal government's motion for an injunction on New York's new immigration state law that bans formal agreements between local governments and U.S.
