Hochul Promotes Expanded Energy Bill Discounts for New Yorkers
New York says millions more households may qualify for monthly utility discounts under the expanded Energy Affordability Program.
Update:Two Found Dead After Brushton Welfare Check, Police Say
State Police say two people were found dead inside a Brushton home after a welfare check. Search warrants were executed and autopsies are set for Friday.
New York Awards $25 Million to Volunteer Fire Departments
New York awarded $25 million in capital grants to 65 volunteer fire departments and districts for facilities, equipment and responder safety.
Job Corps Centers to Stay Open After Closure Plan Ends
A federal settlement and congressional funding keep 99 Job Corps centers open, including five in Upstate New York.
Car Dealership Refunds Bring Powerful Relief to New Yorkers
New York secured more than $1 million in refunds after investigators found two dealerships used misleading fees and add-ons.
New York Delivers Strong Action Against Unsafe Building Shortcuts
New York shut down an expediter firm and barred an architect over unreviewed filings tied to a Brooklyn renovation.
Orange County Death Investigation Brings Needed State Review
New York's Office of Special Investigation is reviewing a fatal Cornwall collision involving an off-duty corrections officer.
New York Opens $80 Million in Capital Grants for Arts Groups
Nonprofit cultural organizations can seek funding for construction, equipment, accessibility and design projects.
State Police Investigate Suspicious Welfare Check in Brushton
State Police say a welfare check on Hill Street in Brushton remains under investigation, but authorities report no threat to the public.
AG Secures $1 Million for Westchester Car Buyers
New York Attorney General Letitia James secured more than $1 million in refunds for consumers affected by Westchester dealership practices.