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National Weather Service highlights strong Sunday winds as Buffalo faces repeated rain chances and possible snow later next week.
A blustery turn in the Northeast’s weather could give some communities a wintry preview, with location and elevation determining whether it's rain or snow. The National Weather Service expects rain across eastern New York and neighboring western New England on Saturday, Nov. 7, into early Sunday, No…
AMSTERDAM, N.Y. — WWNY released an interview with NY-21 Congressional Candidate Anthony Constantino before he ejected one of its reporters from his watch party hours later. In its report, WWNY said "many people" wanted to see its interview with Constantino after he threw their reporter, Garrett Domblewski, out of his election night watch party on Nov. 3. He kicked Domblewski out as he declared victory in the race against Democrat Blake Gendebien for the NY-21 Congressional District, which covers Northern New York State.
Almost 2 million New Yorkers cast their ballots in this year’s gubernatorial election, 218,453 more than in 2022. The increase in voters helped Democratic incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul safely secure another term, as she trounced Republican Bruce Blakeman in New York City, 76% to 24% with 97% of scanners counted. Nationwide, Democrats rode an historic […] The post Hochul Made Big Gains in NYC’s Blue Wave — Except in These Neighborhoods appeared first on The City Reporter .
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Comptroller DiNapoli and District Attorney Hoovler Announce Sentences in. Case Involving Fraudulent Billing by Two Medicaid Transportation Providers Accused of Stealing $3.4 Million Dollars. Rohail Raja Pled Guilty to Grand Larceny in the First Degree. Shama Alam Pled Guilty to Conspiracy in the Fourth Degree. Unique Class Limo, Inc. Pled...
This story has been updated with new information. Schedule and results for 2026 NYSPHSAA boys soccer playoffs. Class AAA NOVEMBER 4 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS Section I Mamaroneck 1, Section IX Monroe-Woodbury 0 Section VIII Farmingdale 2, Section XI Lindenhurst 1 NOVEMBER 7 REGIONALS Section VIII Farmingdale vs. Section I Mamaroneck at Bryam Hills High School, noon Section III Baldwinsville vs. Section IV Elmira at Chenango High School, 1 p.m. Section III Cicero-North Syracuse vs. Section II Shaker at Waterford High School, 4:30 p.m. Section VI Lancaster vs. Section V Rochester-McQuaid Jesuit at Genseo High School, 7:30 p.m. NOVEMBER 13 SEMIFINALS Farmingdale/Mamaroneck winner vs. Baldwinsville/winner at Faller Field, Middletown, 5:15 p.m. Cicero-North Syracuse/Shaker winner vs. Lancaster/McQuaid winner on Middletown High School turf field, 5:30 p.m. NOVEMBER 14 FINAL Semifinal winners on Middletown High School turf field, 5:45 p.m. Class AA NOVEMBER 3 REGIONAL SEMIFINAL Section I Mahopac 2, Section IX Goshen 1 NOVEMBER 4 REGIONAL SEMIFINAL Section XI Huntington 3, Section VIII Glen Cove 1 NOVEMBER 7 REGIONALS Section XI Smithtown West vs. Section IV Vestal at Chenango Valley High School, 11 a.m. Section III Watertown vs. Section II Bethlehem at Waterford High School, 2 p.m. Section XI Huntington vs. Section I
New York State Police are revealing the results of their latest crackdown on dangerous drivers in the Hudson Valley.
The daily commute for residents in Syracuse is about to change forever as New York's plan to tear down the elevated I-81 is officially coming downtown. Most of the work planned over the next two years is centered around I-690. Drivers headed into downtown will use existing streets to reach...
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A new list of New York pizzerias worth pulling over for includes six spots right here in the Hudson Valley and Catskills.
They aren't places you'll probably eat at every day, but you should get to experience them at least once.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Chronic wasting disease has been detected in a wild deer in Livingston County, marking the first occurrence of the disease in a wild deer in New York state since 2005. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) confirmed the detection in November 2026, prompting the agency to establish a […]
Michael Gentile thanked his voters who propelled him to victory in the race to succeed Marianne Buttenschon in New York's 119th Assembly District. Gentile, who ran on the Republican and Conservative party lines will replace Buttenschon, a Democrat, on Jan. 3. "I would just like to say thank you to everyone that took part in this journey and campaign," said Gentile. "I had an amazing team backing me and it feels good that this hard work paid off." The district includes about 135,000 residents in part of Oneida County. Gentile, a lifelong resident of Utica, defeated Jon Lipe, who was running on the Democratic, Working Families and Mohawk Valley 1st parties, by getting 18,474 votes − about 53% of the vote. In a statement posted to his campaign Facebook page shortly after 11 a.m. Wednesday, Lipe said he had called Gentile earlier that morning to congratulate him and "wish him all the best in office." "While the results for our race aren’t what we hoped for, I am touched by the support my family and I received all throughout the campaign," Lipe's statement expressed. "Thank you to everyone I met and reconnected with at local events, at the doors, at
New York’s Manufacturing Moment: Now Is the Time to Come Together and Grow. The elections are over. Voters have made their choices, and New York’s elected leaders now have an opportunity to turn their attention toward the work ahead. While political differences will remain, one priority should unite us: building a stronger, more competitive, and prosperous New York economy.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York Gov. Kathy Hochul pledged more support for Puerto Rico on Friday as it remains mired in multiple crises, asserting during a trip to the island that the sweeping Democratic win in the U.S. midterm elections will be a boon for the U.S. territory. “There’s a potential in that we can finally start to deliver for working-class people across this country,” Mamdani said. “What we heard today was the fact that so often what’s described as a natural crisis here in Puerto Rico is in fact a political crisis, one that is the result of political choices.” Hochul said the election results represent “a whole new day” for Puerto Rico and warned that the federal government will be held responsible. “What we’ve seen over the last two years is really an abandonment of that commitment," she said. "And we hope to have all those wounds heal, making sure that we continue bringing resources for resiliency, energy projects, building up the grid, as well as healthcare being restored, nutrition programs.” Mamdani and Hochul are part of a group of New York government officials who are in Puerto
