christmas tree

Let's face it, Christmas is over. It is inevitable you'll be taking down your tree or maybe you already have. Is it too early?

The tree was recreated and lit at a ceremony Thursday night that thousands gathered to watch.

Still don't have your Christmas tree yet? If you're looking for a real one but can't afford it, there are some free trees available in Central New York.

A real snowy picture of the fake Christmas tree in Syracuse's Clinton Square has gone viral.

The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is in place and will soon be strung with 50,000 lights as one of New York City's star holiday attractions, a gift from a same-sex married couple.

Two donated blue spruce trees are being cut down this week and transported to the Capitol and Empire State Plaza in Albany to become New York state's holiday trees.

The Firefighter’s Association of the State of New York has holiday safety advice available.

Picking out a Christmas tree? Cornell University scientists have some tips.

Nearly a decade after the recession began, Christmas tree aficionados are feeling the pinch.

You can make Christmas a little brighter for military families that have a loved one deployed for the holidays by donating a Christmas tree from a Central New York tree farm.