Reports
Trends in New York City Subway Delays
Subway on-time performance (OTP) last year and in the first half of 2025 remained better than in 2019, but the causes of delays have changed as riders have returned. A train is considered late, or delayed, only if it arrives at its destination more than five minutes after its scheduled arrival time, skips scheduled stops or is cancelled altogether. Of the 2.7 million scheduled trains in 2024, 486,614 trains did not reach their destination as scheduled, for an OTP of 82.2 percent.
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Enterprise Fraud, Waste and Abuse Prevention and Detection, 2025
The New York State Legislature amended the State Finance Law in 2015 by adding a new Section 8-c providing for the establishment of a statewide electronic system to help detect and prevent fraud, waste and abuse in government spending and to help avoid improper payment of public funds.
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Economic and Fiscal Profile: City of Kingston, New York
The City of Kingston is a destination for culture, arts and history located along the Hudson River in eastern Ulster County in the Mid-Hudson Region. Kingston is doing well by many fiscal measures. However, housing affordability has been a pressure point for city leaders, who have used multiple strategies including zoning reform, rent stabilization and property tax exemptions to address this challenge. Recently, the city has experienced budgetary pressures, as it has ramped up its debt issuance to make long-term investments in infrastructure and institutions.
Federal Funding Data Story - Numbers and Wages of Federal Civilian Government Employees: New York counties, 2024
| District | Annual Average Employment | Total Annual Wages | Annual Wages per Employee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albany County | 5,435 | $501,736,993 | $92,322 |
| Allegany County | 111 | $6,405,751 | $57,883 |
| Bronx County | 3,852 | $391,659,090 | $101,688 |
| Broome County | 510 | $38,864,008 | $76,279 |
| Cattaraugus County | 246 | $18,208,548 | $74,119 |
| Cayuga County | 151 | $9,917,067 | $65,749 |
| Chautauqua County | 292 | $18,299,500 | $62,616 |
| Chemung County | 215 | $15,323,687 | $71,163 |
| Chenango County | 83 | $5,204,594 | $62,832 |
| Clinton County | 776 | $82,594,350 | $106,436 |
| Columbia County | 148 | $10,797,188 | $72,954 |
| Cortland County | 125 | $9,267,958 | $74,045 |
| Delaware County | 120 | $8,188,140 | $68,377 |
| Dutchess County | 1,261 | $120,429,853 | $95,529 |
| Erie County | 9,143 | $867,593,176 | $94,892 |
| Essex County | 258 | $23,117,690 | $89,546 |
| Franklin County | 169 | $15,349,707 | $90,871 |
| Fulton County | 88 | $5,864,851 | $67,027 |
| Genesee County | 594 | $51,203,084 | $86,273 |
| Greene County | 86 | $6,144,097 | $71,305 |
| Hamilton County | 13 | $641,155 | $47,788 |
| Herkimer County | 73 | $4,465,690 | $61,174 |
| Jefferson County | 3,273 | $224,941,571 | $68,721 |
| Kings County | 7,757 | $734,856,934 | $94,731 |
| Lewis County | 53 | $3,279,043 | $61,869 |
| Livingston County | 129 | $7,945,282 | $61,671 |
| Madison County | 142 | $8,232,800 | $57,909 |
| Monroe County | 2,929 | $242,763,665 | $82,883 |
| Montgomery County | 103 | $6,741,950 | $65,722 |
| Nassau County | 5,423 | $516,076,200 | $95,160 |
| New York County | 20,379 | $2,505,758,171 | $122,956 |
| Niagara County | 979 | $78,171,613 | $79,814 |
| Oneida County | 2,485 | $193,972,775 | $78,060 |
| Onondaga County | 4,519 | $410,413,031 | $90,824 |
| Ontario County | 992 | $78,639,990 | $79,307 |
| Orange County | 4,443 | $381,664,100 | $85,902 |
| Orleans County | 71 | $4,225,331 | $59,863 |
| Oswego County | 252 | $18,917,036 | $75,192 |
| Otsego County | 131 | $8,823,191 | $67,139 |
| Putnam County | 127 | $8,998,180 | $70,759 |
| Queens County | 13,071 | $1,267,318,689 | $96,955 |
| Rensselaer County | 401 | $31,654,205 | $79,004 |
| Richmond County | 910 | $73,801,059 | $81,122 |
| Rockland County | 457 | $34,874,062 | $76,297 |
| Saratoga County | 451 | $34,739,627 | $77,099 |
| Schenectady County | 558 | $45,416,469 | $81,367 |
| Schoharie County | 62 | $3,852,222 | $62,300 |
| Schuyler County | 39 | $2,491,374 | $64,432 |
| Seneca County | 88 | $5,805,566 | $66,349 |
| St. Lawrence County | 575 | $55,238,860 | $96,095 |
| Steuben County | 1,001 | $78,224,295 | $78,166 |
| Suffolk County | 11,387 | $1,104,370,740 | $96,985 |
| Sullivan County | 189 | $13,979,322 | $74,063 |
| Tioga County | 129 | $9,619,924 | $74,525 |
| Tompkins County | 264 | $20,922,360 | $79,352 |
| Ulster County | 364 | $27,900,846 | $76,581 |
| Warren County | 200 | $14,318,547 | $71,503 |
| Washington County | 109 | $7,234,288 | $66,573 |
| Wayne County | 163 | $10,526,054 | $64,478 |
| Westchester County | 4,014 | $353,879,606 | $88,156 |
| Wyoming County | 84 | $4,893,986 | $58,320 |
| Yates County | 55 | $3,605,254 | $65,155 |
Federal Funding Data Story - Section 3
New York’s Support for Aging New Yorkers
As New York’s older population continues to increase and the federal funding that supports them becomes less predictable, understanding demand for services, how funding has addressed unmet needs and the challenges for fully supporting New Yorkers as they age is vital. This report focuses on programs administered by New York State Office for the Aging (NYSOFA), particularly in-home services.
