An Assembly Democrat is firing a broadside shot at former President Donald Trump with legislation formally filed this week in the state Assembly. Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, D-New York City, introduced A.8392 on Wednesday. The bill would amend the state Election Law to remove an ...

The state Independent System Operator is calling for small natural gas peaker plants to remain open past their 2025 retirement dates while also highlighting growing risks to the state electric grid’s reliability. Two reports issued recently by the ISO show how power producers are trying to ...

City officials received an earful this past summer regarding the unsafe conditions of the parking ramps on Spring and Cherry streets. Resolutions to purchase cameras and lighting upgrades to satisfy some of those concerns were discussed Monday during a City Council work session. While no ...

CLYMER — A culvert replacement project on Route 474 is planned for the summer of 2024. The state Department of Transportation presented the project to Clymer Town Board members recently. Scott McKay, project manager, said the most important issue they needed to discuss with the town is the ...

As the start of the next state legislative session nears, a ban on disposable e-cigarettes could be on legislators’ agenda. Disposable e-cigarettes are small, battery-powered devices that deliver vaporized nicotine with various flavorings. While they do not contain tobacco, many include ...

For 11 years, St. Susan Center’s Holiday Haul has helped fill the shelves at the Jamestown soup kitchen. On Thursday, Cherie Rowland, St. Susan Center executive director, as well as fundraising volunteers Chad Vanevery and Dan Keefe manned a Holiday Haul donation drop point in the Cycle ...