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Soon you may need a license to ride a bicycle in New York City, even if you're a little kid. A New York lawmaker is not only proposing everyone carry a license, but all two-wheeled rides also have registered plates.

The dumb law banning barbers from working on Sundays in New York is no more.

Those obnoxiously loud, souped-up vehicles may soon be silenced in New York state.

One of the safest choices drivers and passengers can make is to buckle up, no matter if you're in the front or the back seat.

The "POSTED" or "NO TRESPASSING" sign we're familiar with may soon be a thing of the past to prevent trespassing on private property.

It's a question that's pretty hot right now in New York because of one family, their autistic son, and a network television show.

If you're throwing your pumpkins out behind the barn as an easy meal for squirrels and whatever else lurks back there, then you're breaking the law in CNY.

The "b-word" is becoming more controversial than ever. Lawmakers in Massachusetts are working on a bill that would up the ante against people who use it as a curse word.

Every public school will observe a moment of silence on 9/11, according to a new law in New York State.

If you happen to stumble across this secret signal in CNY, then get out of there as quickly as you can.

Felines can now rest easy, knowing that they will not be subjected to unnecessary pain.

NYS lawmakers have passed the bill to ban declawing cats in NYS. It's now up to Governor Cuomo to sign it into law.