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Monroe County has two new work zone speed cameras as part of New York’s Automated Work Zone Speed Enforcement Program. One camera was installed on I-490 at Alexander Street in September, and another was added last week on I-390 Southbound between I-490 and Chili Avenue. These mobile units, which take photos of speeding vehicles, will […]

New York State is celebrating its 16th annual Climate Week from September 22 to 29, focusing on combating climate change, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting environmental sustainability. Brendan Woodruff, Director of Sustainability at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), highlights that the week aims to bring together local, state, and federal […]

Whitetail deer season is approaching in New York State. Here’s what you need to know: Season Start Dates: Bowhunting begins at the end of September or early October, depending on your location. Check the DEC map to find specific season dates in your area. Tag and License Changes: As of August 1, the DEC has […]

A U.S. Border Patrol agent from New York, Shane Millan, 53, has been charged with violating the constitutional rights of four women by coercing them to expose their breasts while processing their entry into the U.S. Millan, who worked in the North Country, allegedly ordered three women to reveal their bare chests via webcam and […]

The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has launched a newly redesigned website aimed at enhancing customer service. The updated site features a more intuitive interface and streamlined content, allowing users to easily navigate various DMV services. DMV Commissioner Mark Schroeder emphasized that the website upgrade is part of a broader transformation to […]

Applications are now open for the New York State Police entrance exam, part of a $66 million initiative announced by Gov. Kathy Hochul to increase the number of troopers and enhance public safety, particularly in tracking illegal guns. The recruitment drive includes more training academy classes, with testing starting on August 15. Applicants must be […]

New York State has launched a new online portal to help families access affordable child care. Governor Kathy Hochul introduced the portal to address the state’s child care crisis, making it easier for families to apply for assistance and find suitable providers. The Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) covers 90% of child care costs for […]

A recently proposed bill in Albany aims to mandate that all food service spots at New York State Thruway rest stops remain operational every day of the week. This proposal directly clashes with Chick-fil-A’s practice of closing on Sundays. Currently, there are seven Chick-fil-A outlets along the New York State Thruway, with plans for the […]

The IRS is working with Code for America to offer New York residents the able to file taxes for free next year. It’s part of a limited pilot program which will allow states like New York, Arizona, California, and Massachusetts to merge their state e-filing process with the IRS’s federal E-filing tools. According to the […]

The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has introduced a new license plate design for the Finger Lakes region. This design is part of a novel collection of plates, each symbolizing one of the state’s ten officially recognized regions. The latest plate highlights a scenic view of a hillside, casting a gaze upon […]


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