NEW YORK

A Binghamton man will serve up to three years in prison for violating a protection order while already in jail.

A new poll finds parents expect to spend nearly $900 per child on clothing, supplies, technology, books, and activities.

Salmonella cases tied to a multistate egg recall have reached New York, even though the recalled cartons were never sold here.

En-Joie Golf Course opened in Endicott in 1927, but its unusual name traces directly back to George F. Johnson and the Endicott Johnson Shoe Company.

Broome County will not bid to continue managing En-Joie and is asking Endicott to reconsider a proposal that could transfer the course to the county.

New York patients face the nation’s third-highest prescription abandonment risk, with some Medicare medication claims averaging $202.

Affordable housing ranked as the leading concern in Broome County’s latest Community Health Assessment, followed by poverty, anxiety and stress.

New York ranks second safest in America for cryptocurrency scams, but cybercrime data shows residents still have reasons to remain cautious.

Teenagers are turning to AI for friendship and emotional support. New York’s response may change how young people access these chatbots.

New York friends are splitting vacation rentals to save money, but unpaid group expenses are straining some friendships.