total solar eclipse

With less than a week to go before the total solar eclipse, several cities and towns across Upstate New York are no longer on the path of totality due to an unexpected shift.

New York State Police have released five safety tips for everyone in New York to follow to safely enjoy the solar eclipse in April.

The big day is about 30 days away and this could easily be the best way to see the solar eclipse over New York State.

An interesting reason has led select New York schools to give students and staff the day off on April 8th.

The Adirondack Fragrance and Flavor Farm will host the Eclipse Fragrance Festival in Upstate New York this April. Here's what we know.

Dig out you Solar Eclipse Glasses from 2017 you will need them again in 2024 to watch a total solar eclipse Crossing New York State.

Hey, New York! Our turn to see a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse right in our own backyard is officially less than a year away!

Next year, a total solar eclipse will be viewable from New York! Check out when, where, and how to safely look at it:

The greatest celestial spectacle happens on July 2, and here's where to watch without eye protection.

There's no better way to help you put things into perspective as staring out at the night sky, especially during a meteor shower or other astronomy event.