"He clearly implies that the means which he took with respect to Ms. Kane - investing the special prosecutor with illegal and unconstitutional powers - were justified by the need which he perceived to ferret out wrongdoing on the part of Ms. Kane who, he states, was guilty of 'crimes (which) would not have been uncovered in any way other than the path I took,'" wrote Kane lawyer Joshua Lock.
Convicted attorney general: Prosecutor given too much power
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"The system has to be redesigned to meet the needs of employers, seniors and millennials," said William Carpenter, chief executive officer of Rochester's Regional Transit Service and president of the New York State Public Transit Association. "We have a lot more demands than we used to have, but the funding isn't much different than we used to have."
NYC's issues overshadow upstate NY transit needs, funding
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