Six months of war drive fuel uncertainty in N.Y.
Six months after the conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran began, the effects of disruption in…
NY expands cannabis sales to approved markets
New York state is expanding the places where legal cannabis can be sold, allowing licensed cannabis microbusinesses and…
N.Y. Public Service Commission fines utilities over service
New York’s Public Service Commission has fined five utility companies about $50 million for failing to meet customer…
LGBTQ+ community orgs face surging demand, shrinking budgets
As Pride celebrations take place across New York, local LGBTQIA+ organizations say the party atmosphere masks a harder…
Are Regents exams still necessary in NY
As New York prepares to phase out Regents exams as a graduation requirement, some students and educators say…
Art, movement and mental health for first responders
For Emilie DeGroff, art and dance are more than hobbies. They are tools she hopes can help New…
POWER Checks: NY to send $1B in utility rebates
New York will send one-time “POWER checks” to millions of residents to help offset rising utility costs under…
New program supports New York’s military spouses
When service members put on their uniforms, their families shoulder the weight of military life alongside them. Now,…
How will stores in N.Y. adapt?
The penny is no longer being minted for circulation, leaving businesses and consumers across the country to adapt…
Supporters of ranked choice voting hope to bring it upstate
ALBANY, N.Y. – As the election season approaches, a grassroots group says it’s working to make voting more…