New York’s inflation refund checks start in October 2025. Learn how to avoid mailing delays and common eligibility mistakes.

A Republican strategist told Newsweek that any Republican running for governor in New York faces "an uphill battle" due to the demographics.

Tom Nitti and his fiancée fellow performer Ashley Bryant are returning to the Great New York State Fair this year on Armed Forces Day.

New York State has opened applications for a $100 million Pro-Housing Supply Fund aimed at tackling the statewide housing crisis by financing key infrastructure upgrades in communities certified as “Pro-Housing.

A U.S. judge will hold a hearing on Tuesday on the request of New York city and state and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority seeking a order to block the Trump administration from killing Manhattan's congestion pricing program.

In June 1965, Gruen was a rebellious 19-year-old from Great Neck, Long Island. While attending a sociology class at a Baltimore community college, he was constantly feuding with his professor. At one point,

The Erpf family built the labyrinth with 1,680 feet of passageways and bronze statues of characters from Greek mythology.

A New York farm is proving that trees and cattle can thrive together. According to Spectrum News, Brett Chedzoy’s Angus Glen farm uses silvopasture — a blend of managed forest and grazing land — to raise cattle on 500 acres near Watkins Glen.