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Police Say UTV Crash in New York State Claimed Life of Man
Utility task vehicles are a larger and faster type of all-terrain vehicle that can carry heavier loads and seat additional passengers. The off-road vehicles can come in very handy for those living in many parts of New York state who work on farms or need to haul heavy material. The...
Mayor Of New York State’s Second Largest City Offered New Job
The rumors on the internents that have been swirling for the last few days appear to be more factual than not, as the Mayor of New York State's second-largest city is being offered a new job in Western New York. READ MORE: Will Byron Brown Be Stepping Down As Mayor...
NY weather update: Beach hazards statement for New York until Sunday evening
The National Weather Service issued an updated beach hazards statement at 9:05 a.m. on Saturday in effect until Sunday at 6 p.m. for Niagara, Orleans, Monroe, Wayne, Cayuga and Oswego counties. The weather service says to expect, "Strong currents and dangerous swimming conditions." "Strong currents and dangerous swimming conditions," describes...
Can Public Power in the Hudson Valley Address Rising Utility Costs?
As Central Hudson's rates continue to climb, a renewed push for public ownership is taking shape in the Hudson Valley. Activists and progressive lawmakers are advocating for a shift towards public utilities, a concept New York has explored before with the establishment of the New York Power Authority (NYPA) in 1931. Despite historical attempts, fully realizing this model has proven challenging.
Perfect for your college app: NY school boards must soon add non-voting student member
Do school boards need a student voice? They're going to have one in New York, as Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed a bill requiring all school boards to appoint at least one student member who will attend public meetings. Student members won't be allowed to vote or participate in executive sessions or other...
New York State Man Allegedly Served Disgusting Homemade Dish to Police
This is certainly not what they mean by thanking law enforcement. Police in one New York state village said they received an unorthodox and quite disgusting gift from a local who they say has quite a history. WHAM reports that the man, and convicted felon, allegedly left a "disturbing delivery" for the local police department.
Who has the best pizza? NJ, CT governors cook up debate
What state has the best pizza? Is it Illinois, New York, New Jersey?. Well, Connecticut Gov. Ned LaMont is heating up opinions with his latest post from X — including from Gov. Phil Murphy. LaMont announced the newest road signs to welcome people to Nutmeg State, including one sign...
‘The world changes’ if Trump wins election before hush money sentencing: Dupree | The Hill
Former President Donald Trump’s sentencing in his New York hush money case won’t happen until Nov. 26 — after the election has taken place. Tom Dupree, former deputy assistant attorney general, reacts to the decision on “The Hill.” Dupree says the judge on the case didn’t have much of a choice and was right to […]
Hochul’s energy team opens the door to a long-dismissed option: new nukes
Syracuse, N.Y. -- The big takeaway from Gov. Kathy Hochul’s energy summit Thursday in Syracuse was this: Her administration is taking a hard look at supporting the development of new nuclear plants. During the conference, state energy officials released a “draft blueprint’' for considering how advanced nuclear technology might...
New York man pleads guilty to charges related to PA bank robbery
(WJET/WFXP)– A New York man has pleaded guilty to multiple criminal charges after robbing a Pennsylvania bank and leading state police on a chase in a stolen vehicle in June. McKean County District Attorney’s Office announced Friday morning that 39-year-old Edwin McPeak Jr. pleaded guilty to robbery of a financial institution with a firearm, placing […]
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