Democrats in Albany want to wrap up wage equality for Mother's Day this year, reports Cara Matthews at Gannett. Legislation that would make wage discrimination based on gender, race or national origin illegal has passed the lower house and has yet to be taken up by the Senate.
The governor is taking another tour of New York, this time to tout his tax cap plan, which is languishing in the Assembly. The argument over the two percent cap, which has passed the Senate, is coming down to what sort of municipal expenses (like healthcare or energy) are excluded from the cap, reports Tom Precious at the Buffalo News.
Air traffic at Binghamton's airport was in the first quarter, reports My-Ly Nguyen at the Press & Sun-Bulletin, following the addition of a flight to Detroit by Delta.
Kodak will not be selling itself to a convicted felon who made a bid for the company in March - the firm tells Matt Daneman at the Democrat and Chronicle that the purchase offer was fraud.
Roswell Park Cancer Institute has released a report that shows how its care stacks up in multiple disease categories, including breast cancer, lung cancer, and leukemia care. Henry L. Davis at the Buffalo News reports that the report is an attempt to be transparent - and to educate patients about the risks associated with choosing care based on faulty survival rate numbers.
Erie, Pa. could be getting a 50 to 75 turbine wind farm, if a Texas energy developer gets its way, reports Valerie Myers at the Erie Times-News. The 150 megawatt project is slated for a stretch of farmland south of the Thruway, in North East Township, and could take more than two years to build.
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