Researchers using sonar equipment on the Hudson River found a 14-foot sturgeon, probably weighing 800 pounds and 80 to 90 years old.
Author: Joseph Spector, Albany Bureau
Will Amazon reconsider New York City? Supporters and Gov. Andrew Cuomo are hoping so
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and supporters of an Amazon headquarters in New York City have bolstered their efforts to get the company to reconsider.
Why Amazon’s huge plans for a second headquarters in New York fell apart
Amazon pulled out of the deal, leaving supporters to point fingers and opponents celebrating their ability to beat back the world’s largest company.
Amazon pulls out of plan to build HQ2 in New York City amid political opposition
Amazon will no longer pursue a second headquarters in New York City that promised up to 40,000 jobs in exchange for $3 billion in tax breaks.
Report: Amazon reconsiders New York headquarters amid local opposition
Amazon is reconsidering its decision on a massive new headquarters in Long Island City amid growing pushback, The Washington Post reported Friday.
Shocking revelation in NY limo crash: Federal investigators can’t access vehicle
Two months after a limousine wreck in upstate New York killed 20 people, busy state officials won’t let federal investigators see the totaled vehicle.
New York wants opioid makers to pay a surcharge. It may not be legal.
New York wants to start hitting opioid manufacturers with a surcharge on sales and using the money to pay for drug-treatment programs.
Charter Spectrum to pay record $174 million fine and give huge refunds to New York customers
The settlement between Charter Spectrum and the state of New York is the largest consumer payment by an internet provider in U.S. history.
Why AOL was just hit with a record fine over privacy concerns
AOL will pay New York a nearly $5 million fine after the state accused the online company of selling ads that targeted children.
First lawsuit filed in horrific New York limo accident that killed 20
The operators of a limousine that crashed and killed 20 people in upstate New York”acted with reckless indifference” a lawsuit Monday contends.