Crain's New York

Con Ed not entitled to $1.3B property tax refund, judge rules

A state Supreme Court judge ruled Monday that Con Edison is not entitled to a $1.3 billion property tax refund from the city, ending a protracted legal battle and letting the city off the hook for the ...
amNewYork on MSN

Study finds Con Ed generates billions in contracts, jobs – and taxes

Con Edison doesn’t just keep New York City plugged in; a new study indicates it generates a significant positive economic ...
The Gazette

COLUMN: Property tax con job continues | Jon Caldara

If you’ve opened your property tax assessment you’ve already had your coronary. Your property value has gone up between 30% and 70%. That means because the Legislature, under Democrat Gov. Bill Ritter ...
New York Post

Con Ed proposes massive rate hikes that could increase NYers gas, energy bills by $154 a month — thanks to Hochul’s green energy push

New Yorkers are getting zapped out. Con Edison is proposing another massive rate hike that would make the average gas and energy bill cost $154 more per month than it did just five years ago, ...
Missoulian

Con: Property taxes already too high - Open space: Community boon or taxpayer bane?

Talking publicly about voting "no" on Missoula's proposed $10 million open space bond in November isn't easy. Nobody pounds "STOP OPEN SPACE" signs in their yard, and a "no" vote seems politically ...
The Durango Herald

City accepting pro and con statements for Durango fire district’s property tax ballot question

Proposal to voters would raise property taxes by 4.45 mills The city of Durango is accepting pro and con statements regarding the Durango Fire Protection District’s November ballot item to raise ...