New York News

A former attorney general and governor of New York is attempting to re-enter political life, this time as a candidate for New York City Comptroller.

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The Oneida County Farm Service Agency is urging agricultural producers to report losses following the Mohawk Valley flooding.  Central New York farmers have undoubtedly suffered significant losses as entire crops were swept away by flood waters.

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You have heard the saying "a few bad apples spoil the bushel," but are there more than a few in politics?

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The famous Flying Wallenda tightrope act is somehing many central New Yorkers have seen up close and personal.

The Wallendas often performed at the Enchanted Forest, even before it was the Enchanted Forest Water Safari - the largest water park in New York State.

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Fumbling for paperwork during the next cop stop?  Well, soon there may be "an app for that."

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Two New York men are under arrest after allegedly contacting Jewish organizations to get help making a radioactive device designed to "kill enemies of Israel."

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Imagine you interrupted four young kids who were vandalizing a family member's home, causing between $40,000 - $50,000 in damage and you wound up facing charges.

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The Syracuse Crunch is battling in a back-and-forth series with the Grand Rapids Griffins for the Calder Cup, the championship of the AHL. Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner has made a wager on the game.

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A new portrait is hanging in the Hall of Governors at the State Capitol.  Just one day shy of Father's Day Governor Andrew Cuomo proudly unveiled his own father's portrait.

Saturday, June 15, 2013 also marked former Governor Mario Cuomo's eighty-first birthday

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It is now apparently a done deal. AHL hockey is coming back to Utica, according to the Vancouver Sun.

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