Eligible Households Can Receive up to $976 in Heating Assistance This Winter
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that New Yorkers needing help paying their heating bills can begin applying for home heating assistance on Tuesday, November 1.
New Medication Shortage Has Amoxicillin On Short Supply
Amoxicillin, one of the most commonly used antibiotics for children, is suddenly on short supply, and it may mean a headache for many parents.
Powerball Lottery Jackpot Increases to $1 billion
The pot for Monday’s drawing increased to an estimated historic mark of $1 billion and a cash value of $497.3 million.
Musk Takes Over Twitter, Fires Top Executives
Elon Musk fires at least four top executives at Twitter as he closes the $44 billion takeover of the company.
Powerball Jackpot Climbs to Estimated $800 Million
No one won an estimated $700 million Powerball jackpot Wednesday night, meaning the big prize will grow to an estimated $800 million for the next drawing.
Clorox Announces Recall For Multiple Pine-Sol Cleaners Due to Risk of Exposure to Bacteria
Parent company Clorox has announced a recall on October 25th, for multiple Pine-Sol Cleaner products over concerns of bacterial contamination and exposure.
Powerball Jackpot Rises to $700M
Ticketholders will have a one in 292.2 million chance of taking home the massive grand prize, which is the eighth-largest jackpot in Powerball history.
WATCH LIVE: Hochul and Zeldin Sqaure Off in First Debate
WATCH LIVE: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Lee Zeldin square off in only debate before midterm elections.
New York Supreme Court Reinstates All Employees Fired for Being Unvaccinated, Orders Backpay
The New York state Supreme Court has reinstated all employees who were fired for not being vaccinated, ordering back pay and saying their rights had been violated.
Federal Appeals Court Temporarily Blocks Biden Student Loan Forgiveness Program
Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness program has had a temporary stall this weekend as a Federal Appeals Court put he breaks on the program.
New York Judge Gives Temporary Restraining Order On Law Banning Guns In Places Of Worship, Says “Self-Defense is No Less Important and No Less Recognized At These Places”
Passed within days of a stunning concealed carry ruling by the Supreme Court, New York States new gun laws are facing even further challenge in court, and the judge appears to be siding with places of worship.
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IRS Announces New Tax Brackets, Standard Deductions for 2023 Due to Inflation
With inflation rising, the IRS is making changes that could save taxpayers money next year.
Here’s How to Apply For Student Loan Forgiveness
The application for federal student loan forgiveness has officially opened, President Joe Biden announced Monday following a beta test that launched Friday.
Powerball Third Prize Tickets Sold in Commack, Woodside and Monticello; Jackpot Now at $508 Million
The New York Lottery today announced that three third prize winning tickets worth $50,000 for the October 17, 2022 Powerball® drawing were purchased in New York. The jackpot for the drawing to be held Wednesday night is an estimated $508 million.
NY Governor’s Race Between Hochul-Zeldin Now Considered Toss-Up
RealClear’s rolling average of polls from Sept. 30-Oct. 12 shows Hochul up by only 5.3%, with nearly 7% of voters undecided.
Inflation Hits 8.2% in September — Higher Than Expected — As Rent, Food Prices Soar
US inflation surged 8.2% in September — a steeper-than-expected increase as stubbornly high rent and food costs look poised to ensure another sharp Federal Reserve interest rate hike next month.
Governor Hochul Signs Legislation Ending the Practice of Charging Additional Fee on Outstanding Student Debt
Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation ending the practice of charging an additional fee to debtors when collecting outstanding debts owed to the State resulting from educational expenses. Prior to this law, a fee of 22 percent was added by state law on top of the total debt due.
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