New York Governor Says “More Money Coming” to Struggling Families
Do you have kids under the age of 17? On public assistance? How much additional monies are you eligible for and when will you start to see it?
New York State
Get Ready to See The Northern Lights In New York State
The Aurora Borealis can be seen in New York State soon.
Parents Rejoice! There Is No Longer Sales Tax On This Item in NY
The “DIAPER Act” is designed to help reduce the tax burden for New Yorkers, especially those in lower income brackets.
Won’t You Help Our Feathered Friends? The NY DEC Needs You!
Can you help the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation record the turkeys in your area? The documentation of wild turkeys in New York state is a vital part of understanding how the turkey population is doing in our area.
New York Launches Workplace Sexual Harassment Hotline
New York State has announced a state hotline for people to report workplace sexual harassment.
Wait What? New York State Signs Law To Officially Rename Route 20
If there's any reason to change the name of a well known road in New York State, then this has to be it.
Utility Bills Stressing You Out? New Yorkers Who Are Behind Can Get Help
The pandemic not only hit New Yorkers hard with COVID-19, but many continue to struggle to pay their utility bills. One in eight New York households are sixty days overdue on their utility bills and continue to struggle to make payments.
New York Governor Tells Smokers To Leave Their Habit Behind or Get Fined
Thanks to a new bill, smoking in any of these areas in New York will be punishable with a civil fine.
Boating This Summer? Help Prevent the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species
If you use a boat on our New York waterways, there are some things to keep in mind and perform that you may not be aware of.
New York State Parks Department Announces Start of Parks Photo Contest
The New York State Parks and Recreation Department has announced the start of their Parks Photo Contest, running from June 15, 2022 to October 15, 2022.