New York

New Yorkers may not have gotten their pot made legal but possession of small amount of marijuana will not carry a criminal penalty.

Political, law enforcement and human rights groups are debating whether decriminalizing prostitution in New York will do harm or good.

A Syracuse man admits bilking victims in New York, Pennsylvania and three other states out of thousands of dollars in various investment and sales schemes.

Numbers from the New York State Department of Labor show an improvement in the employment situation for the Greater Binghamton Job Market over the last year.

A pilot program will allow shoppers on government food assistance to select and pay for their groceries online in New York.

Rain and wet soil may be enough to cause concerns about flash flooding for the weekend but it’s not enough to ally brush fire worries.

Continued population declines could cost the state one or even two congressional seats when U.S. House seats are reapportioned following the 2020 census.

Friendly's says increased competition and consumer preferences contributed to closing several restaurants in the Northeast, most of them in New York State.

The New York State Comptroller says, while food safety inspectors are finding lots of serious violations, it doesn’t look like much is being done about them.

The newly adopted New York State budget includes some changes to a popular property tax rebate program which may mean some homeowners won't get a check anymore.