New York school districts are required each year to report the number of violent incidents in their schools to the state Education Department.
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New York school districts are required each year to report the number of violent incidents in their schools to the state Education Department.
...The number of New Yorkers earning $1 million or more decreased slightly from 2015 to 2016, according to data from the state Department of Taxation and Finance. A total of 46,024 taxpayers in the state earned more than $1 million in 2016, the...
Attendance at New York Parks rose to 74 million in 2018, up 4 percent from 2017, according to the state parks department.
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Total enrollment at the State University of New York system's colleges and institutions dropped about 4 percent since 2015, driven largely by a drop in enrollment at community colleges across the state, according to SUNY data.
...Graduation rates in New York's public schools stayed relatively flat in 2018, increasing to 80.4 percent from 80.2 percent the year prior. The database below, which uses data provided by the State Education Department, focuses on students who...
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has proposed eliminating Aid to Municipalities funding (state money that can be used by local governments however they see fit) to 91 percent of towns and villages in New York as part of his 2019-20 budget proposal. Here's a...
A compilation of state lawmakers in New York who have faced legal or ethical charges since 2000.
This database includes enrollment detail for New York State’s public school districts. The 2017-18 data are the latest available and were incorporated into the database by the state in March 2018.
Wondering where you can buy sparklers and small fireworks in New York ahead of the 2018 Fourth of July holiday? We've got you covered.
...The number of opioid deaths in New York skyrocketed 135 percent between 2013 and 2016. In 2016 alone, the state had nearly 3,800 opioid deaths, according to the state Health Department. Here's a breakdown of deaths by county. Source: NYS...
School districts in New York are required to submit about their proposed spending and their proposed tax levy for the upcoming 2018-19 school year. The data below shows the figures submitted by each district.
...New York state employed more than 340,000 individuals in 2017, spending more than 16.8 billion in worker salaries. The database below contains information on every person who worked for the state as provided by the Comptroller's Office.
...New York has seen a surge in craft beverage manufacturing with the vast majority coming from farm-based producers, according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Of the 523 craft beverage manufacturing licenses added 2012, 433 are farm-based manufacturers...
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