Cuomo Signs Bill Extending Statute Of Limitations For Rape
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed a bill extending the statute of limitations for second and third-degree rape.
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Cuomo Scraps License Plate Plan Called 'Cash Grab' By Many
The statement came on the same day Sienna College released a poll that found 75% of New Yorkers believed the additional $25 replacement fee was unfair.
Panel Approves Ban On Sale Of Flavored e-Cigs In New York
New York became the first state to ban the sale of flavored e-cigarettes on Tuesday.
'SNL' Rescinds Cast Invitation to Gillis Over YouTube Video
A show representative said Monday that the language Shane Gillis used was "offensive, hurtful and unacceptable," and the show was not aware of the past remarks that have drawn criticism.
NY Lawmakers To Look At Expanding Access To Rural Broadband
A group of New York state lawmakers are gathering in Albany to look at ways to expand access to broadband internet in rural and remote parts of the state.
New York Moves to Enact Statewide Flavored E-cig Ban
Officials pointed to a significant increase of e-cigarettes by young people, which they said was driven by the flavors.
New York Law Extending Gun Waiting Period Takes Effect
The waiting period on certain New York gun purchases has been extended from three days to 30 days under a state law.
Rochester Catholic Diocese Files For Bankruptcy
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester in New York has filed for bankruptcy.
Local NYSP Sgt. Reflects on his time at Ground Zero after 9/11
Local New York State Police Sgt. Dave Olney joined the Keeler in the Morning to look back on 18 years since the September 11, 2001 attacks at the World Trade Center.
Excelsior Scholarships Increase By 20 Percent In Second Year
Governor Andrew Cuomo says New York's Excelsior Scholarship program saw a 20 percent increase in the second year of the first-in-the-nation program.