Gov. Hochul Revives Plan To Make Alcohol To-Go Permanent In New York, But Opponents Lining UpWhile Gov. Kathy Hochul is renewing support for reviving takeout drinks from bars and restaurants, it's far from being a done deal.
New Yorkers Say Rising Inflation Is Crushing At The Grocery Store; Fed Expected To Raise Interest Rates Soon As FixMany Americans are feeling the squeeze and sticker shock at the grocery store. We're all paying more for everyday items than we have in decades.
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Says She Was Stalked After Someone Planted Apple AirTag In Coat Pocket At NYC BarApple says its AirTag and Find My Network have been designed to discourage unwanted tracking.
Bed Bath & Beyond Closing 7 New York StoresAll affected stores will be closed by the end of February.
U.S. Mint Rolling Out New Quarters That Will Feature Prominent American Women, Including Maya Angelou And Sally RideIf you see a quarter showing poet Dr. Maya Angelou, feel inspired. It will be the first in a series of commemorative quarters honoring influential women.
'Hotel Week' In NYC Promises Discounts And COVID SafetyYou've probably heard of Restaurant Week as a way to celebrate the culinary scene. Now, for the first time ever, the city's Hotel Week is underway.
Mayor Eric Adams Signs Executive Order That Eliminates Unnecessary Violations Impacting Small BusinessesMayor Eric Adams has signed a new executive order to help small businesses in the city save money by slashing through red tape.
Protesters Rally Against Proposed Construction Of 2 High-Rises In Harlem"Harlem is not for sale!" is what protesters chanted on the corner of Lenox Avenue and West 145th Street on Monday night.
Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Found Guilty Of Conspiracy To Defraud InvestorsIn all, they jury found Holmes guilty on four counts, not guilty on four counts -- three of those for wire fraud -- and was undecided on three counts.
Citing New York City's Economic Needs, Mayor Eric Adams Urges Companies To Consider Returning Staff To OfficesDespite the troubling and ever-increasing number of COVID-19 cases in New York City, Mayor Eric Adams is urging corporations and financial institutions to end their reliance on telecommuting.
'Jersey Boys' Still Going Strong All These Years Later, This Time Off-Broadway And Despite COVID-19While many shows have had cancellations during this latest COVID-19 surge, Broadway is still open for business. Off-Broadway is back, too.
Attorney General James: Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. And Affiliates Found Liable In Landmark Opioids TrialA verdict was reached Thursday in a precedent-setting trial in New York state, pitting victims, their families, towns and communities in a class action lawsuit against a dozen pharmaceutical companies.
New Jersey Lawmaker Sponsors Bill That Would Protect Bees By Outlawing Certain PesticidesProposed legislation called the "Save the Bees" bill would ban certain pesticides that kill bees, which are a vital part of the New Jersey's agriculture industry.
Legal Marijuana, Sports Betting, And Workers' Rights Are Just A Few Of The New Laws Coming To Tri-State Area In 2022Hundreds of new laws are going into effect in the Tri-State Area this new year. If you're an employee, a dog owner, or have an aging grandmother you may be impacted.