The mask mandates that have tortured many for two years are nearly completely gone, with Uber being the latest major company to toss it after a Florida judge made the decision that it was illegal.
GE has announced the recall of six models of a French Door Refrigerators with bottom freezers after 71 accounts of injuries were reported after the freezer handle fell off.
Just hours after a Federal Judge in Florida tossed the CDC mask mandate on airlines and other forms of transportation, United Airlines, Alaskan Air, and the TSA all announced that they will no longer be enforcing the mandate.
New York Attorney General Letitia James today issued an advisory to landlords reminding them that they cannot raise rents if they accepted or plan to accept funding from the state’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), which was recently expanded in the state’s budget.
Florida Federal Judge Katheryn Kimball Mizele struck down the CDC’s mask mandate for transportation hubs, including airports, planes, and buses, saying that they overstepped their authority in the most recent extension.
Governor Kathy Hochul announced nearly $16 million in grants to strengthen safety and security measures at buildings owned or operated by nonprofit organizations at risk of hate crimes, including Shuls.
A report was released by the Department of Justice following the arrest of former Lt. Governor of New York State Brian Benjamin, outlining the charges being brought against him.
The Department of Justice today announced the seizure of the RaidForums website, a popular marketplace for cybercriminals to buy and sell hacked data.
Key Budget victories include relief from the state taxes on motor fuels as New Yorkers face rising energy prices, accelerating the implementation of the middle-class tax cut, creating a tax credit for small businesses’ COVID-19 related expenses, providing small business tax relief, and a homeowner tax rebate credit.
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced major investments in child care among the highlights of the FY 2023 Budget.
The Senate officially confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court Thursday, making her the first black woman and first former federal public defender to be elevated to the nation’s highest court.
The Justice Department today announced a court-authorized operation, conducted in March 2022, to disrupt a two-tiered global botnet of thousands of infected network hardware devices under the control of a threat actor known to security researchers as Sandworm
The seizure of the Hydra servers and cryptocurrency wallets containing $25 million worth of bitcoin was made this morning in Germany by the German Federal Criminal Police, in coordination with U.S. law enforcement.
From heel to toe the quality, care, and style of the shoes at Primo Hatters on Kingston can’t be beat. Now, neither can the price.
A new New York State law to crack down on illegal modification to mufflers or exhaust systems went into effect Friday. Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the legislation into law on Oct. 29, 2021.
A state supreme court judge in Steuben County has ruled in favor of a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of newly elected voting maps. The redistricting maps were approved in February, but the state legislature is now ordered to draw new maps.
New York Attorney General Letitia James sent letters to the largest credit card companies and major debt collectors operating in New York, warning them of new state regulations that prevent them from suing consumers for old debts.
