New York Clean Energy Accelerators Get $37.9 Million Boost
New York is investing $37.9 million in four clean-energy business accelerators. Here is how the first funding round works and what it could mean for Mohawk Valley organizations, colleges and startups.
New York College Application Fee Waivers: Dates and How to Apply
New York students can save on college application fees this fall. See SUNY, CUNY and private college waiver dates and how to apply.
Hochul Marches in Columbus Day Parade, Shares Photos and Video
Governor Kathy Hochul joined the October 12 Columbus Day Parade celebrating Italian-American heritage. See official video and photos.
Suffolk Opens 67 Affordable Senior Apartments in Medford
The $40 million Medford Gardens project opens 67 affordable senior homes, including 33 supportive apartments.
NYC Subway Hits One Billion Riders Earlier Than Last Year
The MTA reached one billion subway rides in 2026, a week earlier than in 2025, as September traffic increased.
Buffalo East Side Building Fund Receives Another $10 Million
Hochul announces another $10 million for Buffalo East Side renovations, storefront improvements and redevelopment.
Hochul Says Subway Gates Cut Fare Evasion 35%, Plans Expansion
Hochul reports a 35% fare evasion decline at pilot stations as MTA plans new gates at 20 more NYC subway stops.
FAFSA, TAP and STEM Applications Open for 2027-28 in New York
New York students can now apply for FAFSA, TAP and the state STEM Incentive Program for the 2027-28 academic year.
New York Declares Disaster Emergency as Measles Cases Rise
Gov. Kathy Hochul has declared a statewide disaster emergency as New York responds to a growing measles outbreak.
New York Child Care Aid Reaches 13,000 More Children
New York says 13,000 more children are receiving affordable child care as the state expands assistance and clears waitlists.