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NY leaders vow new gun limits after Supreme Court ruling

NY leaders vow new gun limits after Supreme Court ruling

New York

NY leaders vow new gun limits after Supreme Court ruling

NY lawmakers will try to preserve as many restrictions as they can on who can carry a pistol and where they can bring it.

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New York

New York State begins mailing out homeowner tax rebate credit checks

The one-year program was initiated to provide property tax relief to homeowners in 2022.
Politics

Trio of Democrats running for New York governor to debate

Tuesday's debate, scheduled for 7 p.m. on WCBS-TV and Newsradio 880, is the first time the three candidates have shared the stage during the campaign.
Local News

New York bill targets Amazon's use of productivity quotas

New York lawmakers have passed a bill targeting the use of warehouse productivity quotas in the state.

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Trump's longtime assistant subpoenaed by NY attorney general
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Local News

Local News

Researchers react to FDA's Juul ruling

The FDA ordered Juul to stop selling its e-cigs & cartridges, but a federal court will allow sales for now.
Crime

Tonawanda man found guilty of vehicular manslaughter for crashing vehicle into senior housing complex

Edward T. Harris, 36, was found guilty of manslaughter and acquitted of murder in a bench trial.

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Gas Prices

No, 7-Eleven isn’t selling gas for $7.11 per gallon

A photo circulating on Twitter that shows gas selling for $7.11 per gallon at 7-Eleven was taken more than one year ago and shows a new station testing its sign.
Money

No, AriZona Iced Tea hasn’t raised the price of its 99-cent can to $1.29

The price of a 23-ounce can of AriZona Iced Tea hasn’t changed. The cans are sold for $1.29 in Canadian dollars, which is equivalent to 99 cents in the U.S.