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Inefficiency in local government is not the sole reason for high property taxes.

New York clearly is moving in the right direction on women’s earnings.

What New Yorkers want is more results on issues of importance to them

When it comes to migration to and from Rochester, it’s wise to be wary of simple explanations.

The state Legislature remains stuck in neutral on the issue of ridesharing in Upstate New York.

With the federal commitment to renewable energy now highly uncertain, the leadership role played by Google and other companies is vitally important.

President-elect Donald Trump hopes to achieve 4 percent annual GDP growth. And he will have a running start, inheriting an improving economy.

The Empire State demonstrates the benefits of welcoming immigrants who want to make a new life here.

The renamed Tower280 at Midtown stands as a testament to the vision of a few and the hard work of many.

The question now is what Mr. Trump will do with his chance. Will he revert to candidate Trump? Or will he seize the opportunity to confound the nation once again, by demonstrating civility, generosity and a commitment to being the leader of the entire country?

Taking part in the political process is a right in this country, not an obligation.

When it comes to describing the local economy, you could say data don’t tell the whole story about how the Rochester region is faring.

Dozens of organizations and thousands of area residents are committed to the long battle against poverty here.

Fiduciary responsibility does exist in business. It is a legal obligation to act in the best interest of others.

New York's taxes create a climate that is among the least inviting to businesses anywhere in the country.