A pregnant upstate New York news anchor broke the news that her ... Olivia Jaquith, an anchor with WRGB, a CBS affiliate in Albany, made the announcement just before 6 a.m. on Wednesday that ...

A restaurant owner from Albany, New York is suing the state of Texas in a story that gives new meaning to the term, "beef". Todd Shapiro owns the War Room Tavern, which celebrates New York's ...

By Carl Swanson Carl Swanson is the deputy editorial director for culture at New York Times Opinion. When you purchase an independently reviewed book through ... put me on the phone with the ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James was in Albany to endorse Dorcey Applyrs' bid for mayor. The Democrat was also keen to comment on her difficult relationship with the Trump administration.

It’s 4pm on a Thursday at Julius’ in the West Village, “the oldest continuously operating gay bar in New York City” according to Marc Zinaman’s newly released coffee-table book ... everyone has their ...

Two people were arrested in New York City Friday in connection with the kidnapping and torture of an Italian tourist, authorities said. John Woeltz, 37, was barefoot and dressed in a white ...

Antonio Carrau Supported by By Elisha Cooper Elisha Cooper, a Caldecott honoree and a winner of the New York Times Best Illustrated Children’s Book Award ... with crumpled paper — I felt ...

ALBANY — Last week ... ban ExpressVote XL machines and similar equipment in New York. One bill would mandate that voters can vote on paper ballots and would forbid machines that encode votes ...

the novel by Kaveh Akbar that was shortlisted for the National Book Award for fiction in 2024. For the month of May, which is also Jewish American Heritage Month, Chervin had a new idea ...

The Justice Department has opened an investigation into Andrew Cuomo, former New York governor and a top candidate for New York City mayor, following a referral from congressional Republicans who ...

Albany — New York's Reparations Commission is nearly one year into its work in examining the legacy of slavery and discrimination in New York, and what potential compensation could come from that.