Thomas DiNapoli
Queens Democrat Shirley Huntley Calls Press Conference, Expects To Be Arrested
Huntley said that she expects to be arrested on Monday in the state’s continuing investigation into the use of pork-barrel grants by legislators.
Brooklyn Dentist Admits To Fraud In Medicaid Probe
Authorities said Lawrence J. Bruckner of Plainview has also admitted failing to pay taxes on payments he received from other dentists who worked at his clinics.
Audit: MTA Gave Apple Unfair Advantage In Bid For Grand Central Terminal Space
An audit by New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli’s office charges that the MTA allowed Apple to make it difficult for rivals to get in a bid by requiring that potential tenants be willing to front $5 million in cash within a 30-day window.
Lawmakers Blast Gov Cuomo’s Budget Proposal
Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos is blasting a proposal by Gov. Andrew Cuomo that would allow the governor to reallocate funding approved by the Legislature.
DiNapoli: NY Faces ‘Fragile’ Economic Recovery Following Recession
State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli also released a report on economic trends, which found an uneven recovery from the recession that’s still hitting many areas hard three years later.
DiNapoli: Economic View Shaky As Cuomo Prepares Budget
As Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to present his budget proposal for the coming fiscal year, a state financial report shows the boomlet that appeared briefly in the spring has fizzled.
DiNapoli: Weakness On Wall Street Could Hurt State Economies, Cost Jobs
Wall Street is again losing jobs because of global economic woes, threatening tax revenue for a city and state heavily reliant on the financial industry, New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said Tuesday.
New Yorkers: You Might Own A Piece Of $11 Billion In Unclaimed Funds
New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli is trying to find the owners of $11 billion in unclaimed funds.
Study Says New York Cities To Be Hit Harder By Pension Costs
An analysis by the Manhattan Institute says New York’s cities will be hit especially hard by rising public pension costs.
Comptroller DiNapoli Says Overtime ‘Flows Like Water’ At Port Authority
Almost $86 million of overtime was paid last year to 5,360 of the authority’s 6,977 employees, most for PATH and the public safety workers, auditors said.
State Auditors: Excessive Overtime At Port Authority
New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says Wednesday overtime “flows like water” at the agency responsible for the region’s airports, seaports, PATH rail system, tunnels and bridges between New York and New Jersey.
President Obama Announces Debt Deal
Both the Republican and Democratic leaders of the Senate are throwing their weight behind a debt-limit agreement sealed with President Barack Obama and top leaders of Congress.
Report Faults MTA For Subway Service Disruptions In NYC
A report released Sunday by the New York State Comptroller and New York City Comptroller says the MTA should do a better job of managing disruptions and keeping straphangers informed.
Mayor Bloomberg Among Those Frustrated By Debt Ceiling Stalemate
The standoff on Capitol Hill over deficit reduction and raising the debt ceiling shows no signs of breaking.
Tax Returns Show Incomes Of Top New York State Officials
Tax returns showed that Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s income topped $200,000 last year from his salary as attorney general and investment income from mostly tax-exempt bonds.
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