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Sienna Sinclair covers the New York economy, jobs, real estate and markets, explaining how business news affects everyday residents.
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Politics SCOTUS Lets Stand New York Law Allowing Lawsuits Against Firearm Manufacturers
The Supreme Court's decision not to intervene in New York's gunmaker liability law keeps the 2026 statute in effect, allowing legal claims…
Crime Investigations Continue into Hudson Valley Prison Incidents
Unexplained illnesses and contraband issues have plagued several Hudson Valley prisons, sparking multiple investigations.
Local News Assessing the credibility of local news outlets is crucial
Learn how to spot trustworthy local news sources and make informed decisions
Business New York gas prices hold steady at $4.279 per gallon this week
Gas prices in New York are at $4.279 per gallon, slightly above the national average. Diesel prices remain higher across the country.
Weather Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for Western and Central New York
Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect for Western and Central New York until 10 PM EDT on June 14, 2026. Stay informed and…
Politics Espaillat and Chevalier Face Off in Heated NY-13 Forum on PIX11
In a heated debate on PIX11, Rep. Adriano Espaillat and Darializa Avila Chevalier clashed over critical issues affecting New York's 13th Congressional…
Politics New York Tackles Ghost Guns and Deceptive Job Postings
New York is leading the charge with innovative laws against 3D-printed ghost guns and deceptive job postings, aiming to set a national…
Business New York’s Economic Pulse: Stability Amidst Change in June 2026
June 2026 economic round-up for New York: key indicators including unemployment and population, sourced from FRED, BLS, U.S. Census Bureau
Local News Niagara County ATV Trail Closure: What’s Next for Off-Road Enthusiasts?
The Pendleton Rail Trail's ATV section is set to close, sparking a heated debate among local riders and residents.
Sports Exploring New York’s Diverse Cuisine During the 2026 World Cup
As the 2026 World Cup kicks off, New York's immigrant communities are celebrating with traditional dishes from their home countries.