A bipartisan bill introduced by Rep. Josh Riley would bar certain state-regulated electric utilities from selling or commercially using data collected by customers' smart meters unless the use serves ...

As the calendar flips to September, a normally quiet month of August was busy for the Knighthawks. Chamberlain Bauder and ...

New York regulators approved average 2027 health insurance rate increases of 6% for individual plans and 8% for small-group ...

A federal judge has struck down New York’s 2024 Climate Change Superfund law. The law would have fined the largest ...

U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand plans to introduce legislation that would reverse President Donald Trump’s executive order ...

Attendance at the New York State Fair rebounded Thursday after severe weather gutted Wednesday’s turnout, bringing the fair’s ...

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer is opposing a Trump administration request for the U.S. Supreme Court to allow limits ...

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer is criticizing proposed Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service regulations ...

WomanMade Products is celebrating 50 years in business with a new owner, a familiar family connection and plans to keep the ...

Yates County lawmakers will consider creating an animal-abuser registry, review projected broadband cost overruns and weigh ...

Brighter and less humid weather is settling over the Finger Lakes and Central New York on Friday after overnight showers and ...

The Watkins Glen Village Board approved a series of infrastructure and equipment purchases Tuesday, including a $75,106 sewer ...