No one will know for sure until the end of the year, but a new analysis of state population figures suggests that the state of New York will lose two United States House seats - not just one, as earlier predicted -- in the coming decennial reapportionment.
Carmody & Torrance, the Waterbury, Conn., law firm that has done free legal work worth thousands of dollars for Gov. John G. Rowland, has obtained almost $8.5 million in billings from the state and public agencies since Mr. Rowland took office, a new analysis by state auditors shows.
Three states last year stopped taxing the incomes of families living below the official poverty line, but New Jersey and three other states that significantly cut taxes for the middle class and the rich in recent years continue to tax the incomes of poor families, a new analysis of state tax laws shows.
Contaminated wells are an increasing problem in Los Angeles County, according to a new analysis of state data performed by the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation.
A new analysis shows that state-owned assets in energy, transport and land at the end of 2009 were worth some 18 billion Lithuanian litai ($6.6 billion) but provided only 45m litai in dividends.
In a new analysis of the state's record $3.4 billion in education aid increases from fiscal 1996-97 to 2000-01, McCallCall said, districts classified by the Education Department as "high need" received aid increases of 31percentt.
But now the joke may be on New Jersey, according to a new analysis of voter records by the state's Republican Party.
Educators and policymakers with funds would do better buying curricular materials or PC's for teachers than raising salaries, according to a new analysis linking test scores to state policy initiatives and education spending patterns.
Nearly 20% of Texans under the age of 65 don't have health insurance and most of them are working, according to a new analysis that could further pressure that state's policymakers and politicians to expand Medicaid coverage for the poor.
In a new analysis of the finances of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, State Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi has concluded that the agency could afford a partial rollback of transit fares, to $1.75, through the end of this year and could keep open dozens of token booths scheduled to be closed.
States that require background checks for all handgun sales have significantly fewer mass shootings than states without them, according to a new analysis by Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun violence prevention organization backed by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
