Share

cover art for Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Against NY's Green Light Law

Albany News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Against NY's Green Light Law

Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Against New Yorks Green Light Law; Ruling Upholds Immigrant Drivers Licenses, Draws Lines Between License Types; Critics and Supporters Debate Safety and Background Checks; Past Fraud Scandals Add to the Discussion. Checkout Solipillow.com

DNN | The Daily News Now!

The world’s first global local news network.

Every city. Every story. AI powered. 

More episodes

View all episodes

  • Morning of Kindness: 13th Year of Christmas Eve Tradition

    01:10|
    Thousands of kind-hearted individuals gathered at the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society for their annual Morning of Kindness event, donating essential items for animals in need during the holidays. This heartwarming tradition, now in its thirteenth year, has grown from a simple family activity into a beloved community event, embodying the spirit of generosity and compassion. Checkout Solipillow.com
  • Senators Demand Audit of Justice Department's Epstein Files

    01:57|
    A bipartisan group of U.S. senators is demanding an independent audit of the Justice Departments compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Led by Senators Lisa Murkowski, Richard Blumenthal, and Jeff Merkley, they seek a full review to ensure complete disclosure of records on Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The department has missed deadlines and faced criticism for illegal redactions, with Republican Representative Thomas Massie and Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer calling for action. The Justice Department claims its releasing records on a rolling basis due to redaction needs, but many details are already public or heavily blacked out. Checkout Solipillow.com
  • Holiday Travel Surge: Airports Busy with Reunions

    01:24|
    Holiday travel chaos ensues as record numbers of passengers flood airports, with Albany International Airport in Colonie, New York, bustling with reunited families. Despite the crowds, heartwarming moments abound, as seen in Flynn Barcombs reunion with her mom and Jake Lynchs welcome by his parents. The busiest days are yet to come, so travelers should prepare for crowds but cherish the holiday spirit. Checkout Solipillow.com
  • It's a Wonderful Life: Town's True Story

    01:32|
    Its a Wonderful Life transformed from a box office failure to a holiday classic, thanks to a clerical error in 1974 that placed it in the public domain. TV stations aired it relentlessly, making it a perennial favorite. Towns like Seneca Falls, New York, claim inspiration for Bedford Falls, with a museum and annual festivals celebrating the film. The towns history echoes the movies theme of lives that matter, as a local heros sacrifice is commemorated on the bridge where George Bailey nearly jumps. Checkout Solipillow.com
  • Stepbrother Suspected in Teen's Cruise Ship Death

    01:36|
    Teenage Cheerleaders Death on Cruise Ship: Main Suspect Revealed, Family Custody Battle Ensues Checkout Solipillow.com
  • Stolen Christmas Print Returns, No Charges

    01:14|
    A beloved Christmas print vanishes from Troy Public Library, sparking a police investigation. The framed reproduction of Myron Kings illustration for The Night Before Christmas goes missing, only to be found in the possession of a woman caught on CCTV. The library chooses not to press charges, instead banning the suspect from both branches. The print returns damaged, and the library decides against replacing it. Meanwhile, Kings woodcut continues to influence Santas image, with rare originals displayed at the library and New York State Museum. Checkout Solipillow.com
  • Saratoga Springs Triumphs in Suburban Council Clash

    01:57|
    In a thrilling Suburban Council girls basketball matchup, Saratoga Springs emerged victorious over Niskayuna, securing a 66-48 win on December 23, 2025. Both teams, led by new coaching staffs, showcased their growth and potential despite the challenges. Saratoga, with no seniors, relied on juniors like Molly Fitch, Charlotte Panetta, and Analynn Scelzi to secure their first league victory. Niskayuna, facing key losses, integrated lower-level players and saw standout performances from Natalie Birmingham, Michaela Katz, and sophomore Aitana Puig-Flores. Both coaches, Kevin Himmelwright and George Monxhwedey, expressed optimism for their teams future development. Checkout Solipillow.com
  • Salmon River School's Timeout Boxes Spark Outrage

    01:55|
    Parents in the Salmon River Central School District are outraged after photos of wooden timeout boxes used in elementary schools leaked online. The district admitted to having three of these enclosures, sparking investigations and putting officials on leave. One mother discovered her autistic son was confined in one of the boxes, leading to a notice of claim against the district. Parents packed a school board meeting, demanding accountability. The boxes have been removed, and the state Education Department has banned restraints or seclusion. Tribal police are leading the probe, and the familys lawyer expects criminal charges against administrators. Checkout Solipillow.com
  • Albany's Tudor Homes Fight for Survival

    01:43|
    In Albany, New York, six Tudor-style homes built in the 1930s are at risk of demolition. Despite their structural integrity and historical significance, the owner, Picotte Companies, wants to build medical offices. Local council members and preservationists are divided, with some advocating for a historic district to save the homes, while others prioritize new development. The standoff continues, with the homes fate uncertain until a decision is made in January. Checkout Solipillow.com