Governor Hochul meets with seniors.

Hochul Pushes Energy Bill Discounts as 21,000 Households Apply

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More than 21,000 New York households applied for energy bill discounts in two weeks. Learn how to check eligibility and apply.
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Green CHIPS Fund Opens New Round for Central New York Projects

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Green CHIPS opens a new funding round for Central New York projects. Review the Nov. 15 deadline, eligible priorities and application steps.
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New $6 Million Shelter Expands Support for Chautauqua Survivors

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Chautauqua County’s $6 million Anew Center finishes construction. The 19-bed shelter will support domestic violence survivors and families.
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NYC Launches SNAP Reenrollment Push as New York Time Limit Resets

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NYC launches SNAP outreach as New York’s time limit resets Oct. 1. Learn who can reapply and where Utica residents can get help.
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Utica Reports No Gun Deaths Through August as NY Awards $36M

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New York awards nearly $36 million for gun violence prevention. Mohawk Valley gets $1.54 million; Utica reports no gun deaths through August.
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James Vows to Defend New York’s Abortion Shield Law

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Letitia James vows to defend New York’s abortion shield law after Louisiana, Alabama and Arkansas seek a Supreme Court challenge.

MTA Acquires 46 Acres for Possible Port Jefferson LIRR Upgrades

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The MTA has acquired more than 46 acres at the former Lawrence Aviation site, preserving land for possible future Port Jefferson Branch rail improvements.

Gekko Photonics Wins $1M in Luminate NY Startup Competition

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Gekko Photonics won a $1 million investment in Round Nine of Luminate NY, while New York opened applications for the accelerator's tenth round.

Rochester Opens 70 Affordable Homes and New Wellness Clinic

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True North Apartments brings 70 affordable and supportive homes to Rochester, along with a community wellness clinic serving up to 3,000 people a year.

New York AG Sues Festival Promoters Over Unpaid Ticket Refunds

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New York Attorney General Letitia James is suing Evolutions Festival promoters, alleging hundreds of ticket buyers and vendors were denied refunds after the 2025 event was canceled.