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Market outside Mason applies for license to serve alcohol
AURELIUS TWP. — A family-run market and hardware store near Mason has applied for a liquor license to serve alcohol on the premises. After a public hearing on Tuesday, the Aurelius Township Board of Trustees voted to allow Darrell's Market & Hardware to apply for one of two Class C liquor licenses available...
NY weather: Beach hazards statement affecting New York until Tuesday afternoon
On Monday at 3:49 a.m. the National Weather Service issued a beach hazards statement in effect until Tuesday at 2 p.m. for Wayne, Cayuga and Oswego counties. The weather service says to anticipate, "Strong currents and dangerous swimming conditions." "Strong currents and dangerous swimming conditions," describes the weather service. "Stay...
First-time delegates from Western New York head to the Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention gets underway in Chicago next week where it is expected Vice President Kamala Harris will accept the Democratic presidential nomination. WBFO’s Thomas O’Neil-White spoke to a few first-time delegates from Western New York about their expectations ahead of the convention.
“Abrupt Early Taste of Fall” Impacting All of New York This Week
Crisp, autumnal air will soon flow through the Empire State and stick around for the next few days. Summer officially ends a little over a month from now, but fall is already preparing for a very early start. The National Weather Service out of Binghamton said a cold front is...
Gas prices continue to decrease
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The National average price of gas has gone down 3 cents from last week, $3.41. One year ago, today it was at $3.87. New York State's average has gone down 2 cents since last Monday, $3.54. One year ago, NYS's average was $3.92. AAA Western and...
Central New Yorkers are ready to enjoy this year's Great New York State Fair
GEDDES, N.Y. — Thousands of people will be lining up on Wednesday to enjoy the country's third-largest fair. Since 1841, the Great New York State Fair has brought New Yorkers from all around and 2024 is no different. Central New Yorkers, like Stephanie Meade, have been waiting all year...
New York State DEC Rescues Man in Hudson Valley Stuck Near Waterfall
Hikers across New York state can get themselves in quite a bind, especially after getting lost or injured while on the trail. But while being unprepared or careless during a big hike can lead to trouble, sometimes it's Mother Nature that just doesn't want to cooperate. And with the state...
Emergency Declaration Issued For 18 Upstate New York Counties
An "emergency declaration" was just issued to help 18 counties in New York "recover and rebuild." New York Gov. Kathy Hochul told the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to issue an "emergency declaration" in nearly 20 counties across New York State. Governor Hochul Directs Department Of Environmental Conservation...
“Abrupt Early Taste of Fall” Impacting All of New York This Week
Crisp, autumnal air will soon flow through the Empire State and stick around for the next few days. Summer officially ends a little over a month from now, but fall is already preparing for a very early start. The National Weather Service out of Binghamton said a cold front is...
Navigating New York Airports: Tips to Avoid Common Travel Disagreements
Delays was higher on the list of issues then being late to the airport or a lack of sleep. Maybe it's because, we don't have any control over delays as opposed to getting to the airport on time or lack of rest. .As the travel season hits its peak, understanding...
$155 Million in Environmental Commitments in Limbo After Congestion Pricing Pause
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s abrupt U-turn away from a plan to cut congestion by tolling motorists in the core of Manhattan has thrown a state commitment to fund environmental mitigation programs in The Bronx into question. As part of congestion pricing — which would have slapped tolls on motorists driving south of 60th Street while raising […] The post $155 Million in Environmental Commitments in Limbo After Congestion Pricing Pause appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.
Will New Yorkers Now Have to Pay a Surcharge for Online Betting?
Online betting platforms have considered a plan to take away part of your winnings, just as New Yorkers prepare for football season to kick off. New York has had a very lucrative beginning to 2024, pulling in more tax revenue from online gambling than any other state. New York sports betting has raised five times more revenue than Pennsylvania, which came in a distant second. This has been attributed to the incredible amount of money wagered as well as New York's 51% tax rate for online betting, the highest in the country.
Farmer’s Almanac says this NJ town will get the first frost
We all know that the accuracy of the Farmers' Almanac and its less popular counterpart, the Old Farmers' Almanac, is questionable at best. In today's world, where immediate information is always at our fingertips, no one has any patience anymore. We're so desperate to know what the weather will be...
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