The Senate Makes It Up to Pedro Espada
And Espada makes it up to someone who funneled money meant for AIDS patients into his campaign.
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More Than Half of New Yorkers Think We Have One of the Worst Legislatures in the Country
Well, at least we're all in agreement.
Lawmakers in Albany Collect Pension and Salary at Same Time
Our level of surprise on this one? Zero to negative 25 percent.
Christopher Sealey Makes $110,760 A Year Showing Senators How to Use the Internet
Surprised? He is, too.
Espada Son Never Even Showed Up for Cushy State Gig
You'd think, for a $120,000 made-up position, you'd at least test out the office coffee.
Cuomo Reviewing Espada Son’s New State Senate Gig (Updated)
"The attorney general's office has been considering the legality of the appointment since it first came to light on Monday."
Pedro Espada’s Son Hired for Cushy State Senate Job
Pedro Espada Jr. is making $120,000 for an "intergovernmental relations" job that never existed before.
Bloomberg Pulls Out the Yiddish
That's how frustrated he is with the Senate's failure to pass the mayoral-control bill.
In Case You Were Wondering, the State Senate Is Still Throwing Pies at One Another
Even though it started meeting again for real today.
The Albany Stalemate Is Finally, Officially, Mercifully Over
Bills gets passed! Do our eyes deceive us?
Espada: I’m Coming Home to Democrats
Unwilling to let David Paterson appear to solve the State Senate stalemate, rebel Democrat Pedro Espada says he's returning to the fold and solving the problem that he started.
New York Cautiously Hoists Paterson on Its Shoulders
Today's papers don't know if yesterday's appointment was legal, but they don't really care.
Paterson Names Dick Ravitch Lieutenant Governor [Updated]
According to the 'Times,' the former MTA chair is the man Paterson thinks will solve the State Senate's problems.
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