Many New Yorkers Don't Know SNAP Works at Farmers Markets
SNAP benefits can be used at many Central New York farmers markets. Some shoppers may even qualify for extra food dollars through special programs.
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Confused by Food Expiration Dates? New York Wants to Fix That
New York lawmakers want to simplify food expiration labels
New York Bars Will Stay Open Until 4 A.M. During the World Cup
Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation extending bar and restaurant hours across New York during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Here's what it means.
New York Kids Could Get $120 for Groceries This Summer
Summer EBT benefits are returning in 2026, giving eligible New York families $120 per child for groceries. Here's who qualifies and when benefits arrive.
Your Makeup Could Change Under Proposed New York Law
New York lawmakers are considering a bill that would ban dozens of chemicals from makeup, shampoo, and other beauty products. Here's what could change for shoppers.
No One Filed to Run for Mayor in This New York Village
Residents of a small village in New York will vote for mayor using a blank ballot after no one filed to run for the position.
Millions of New Yorkers Will Receive Energy Rebate Checks
New York is sending millions of rebate checks. Will one be headed to your mailbox?
Pet Owners in NY Could Face Tougher Punishments Under New Bills
New York could soon crack down harder on animal abuse with tougher penalties, new neglect laws, and protections for abandoned animals.
New Law Bans Credit Checks for Most Employers in New York
A new New York law bans most employers from using credit checks in hiring decisions. Here’s what it means for job seekers.
A “Historic” Hearing Loss Breakthrough Just Got FDA Approval
A groundbreaking FDA approval could change lives. New York-based Regeneron is offering the first gene therapy for genetic hearing loss at no cost to U.S. patients.
New York Could Offer Rebates for Electric Lawn Equipment
The plan would offer rebates for electric lawn equipment to reduce pollution and noise.
E-Bike Riders in Rome Could Face Fines, Jail Under New Proposal
A proposed law in Rome could allow police to seize e-bikes and issue steep fines. Here’s what riders need to know before it passes.