The New York attorney general announced an agreement that would require Xcel Energy, a builder of coal-fired plants, to disclose to investors the financial risks of global warming.

The workers had not received time and a half for the overtime they had worked while renovating a dozen apartment buildings, the state attorney general said.

The revenue sharing agreement was expected to bring as much as $432 million to the state over the next six years.

Richard A. Grasso will keep the $187.5 million he was paid as the former New York Stock Exchange chief.

The state attorney general said he would not appeal the dismissal of the remaining claims against Richard A. Grasso, the former New York Stock Exchange chief.

The state attorney general’s office said it would not retry Martin H. Tankleff for the murder of his parents.

Slowly, even a bit gently, Eliot Spitzer’s successor as the attorney general of New York, Andrew M. Cuomo, is shaking up the financial industry.

Several M.T.A. board members said they opposed a move backed by their own chairman to restrict their use of free E-ZPass tags and transit and commuter rail passes.

250 of 1,000 pharmacies across the state were found to be carrying expired items — including milk, eggs, infant formula and common medications.

The state police unit that protects and travels with the New York governor will be overhauled in an effort to ensure that governors do not exert improper influence over troopers.