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New York Attorney General Letitia James’ office has secured full refunds for hundreds of New Yorkers who were wrongfully billed for COVID-19 vaccines by Northwell Health-GoHealth Urgent Care (Northwell-GoHealth) clinics. The Office of the Attorney […]

By Steve Levy It never ceases to amaze me how misinformed my friends on the left are who only get their news from CNN, The New York Times, The Washington Post or MSNBC. This phenomenon […]

David R. Okrent, Esq., CPA, has been appointed as a member of the New York State Coordinating Council for Services Related to Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias by New York State Governor Kathy Hochul. The […]

Special Guest Barbara Cataletto Will Speak on Election Fraud On Monday, February 26, the Center for Cost Effective Government will hold its annual Pizza and Politics discussion at Mario’s Restaurant, located at 17 Vanderbilt Motor […]

Elisabetta T. Coschignano Becomes a Member and the Firm Changes its Name to Sahn Ward Braff Koblenz Coschignano PLLC Jon Ward Elevated to Co-Managing Member As the Firm begins its 25th anniversary year, Sahn Ward […]

Do you agree with Bruce Blakeman’s assessment that the state should stay out of Long Island? ● Yes, the state’s overreach has negatively impacted Long Island’s quality of life – 25% ● No, we need […]

It appears that we as a world are facing the same problems we did in the 1930s in regards to war and peace. We cannot forget the good legacy the U.S. had following World War […]

With Ed Romaine as the new Suffolk County Executive, what should his top priority be? Affordable Housing – 27.27% Environment – 9.09% Healthcare – 9.09% Jobs – 9.09% Public Safety – 9.09% Taxes – 36.36% […]

Do you believe that housing on Long Island will become more affordable in 2024? Yes, mortgage rates are coming down. — 20% No, sales prices and local taxes are still too high. — 60% Don’t […]

In 2022, approximately 545,500 New York State residents moved out and to more affordable regions in the U.S. The top four states of choice were Florida (91,201), New Jersey (75,103), Connecticut (50,670) and Pennsylvania (44,807). […]