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New York City Alternate Side Parking Rules Get Tougher With DSNY Stickers What Drivers Should Know
New York City is taking a harder line on car parking as officials enforce Alternate Side Parking (ASP) regulations. The New York City Council has passed Intro 92, a bill that would allow the Department ... more
Hampton Roads Traffic Alert Brings Major Delays Across Virginia Before July 4 Holiday
Millions of traveling prepare to hit the road for the July 4 holiday weekend, but heavy traffic is slowing traveling across Virginia. Roads around Hampton Roads and much of the rest of the state are ... more
McClugage Bridge Closure Starts July 1 Bringing Major Traffic Changes in Illinois
Westbound traffic will close on the McClugage Bridge over the Illinois River on July 1, starting a major construction phase that will impact thousands of daily commuters. The project is part of a long term ... more
Pittsburgh Road Closures Begin This Weekend as OpenStreets Returns Across Pennsylvania
PITTSBURGH — Another fun OpenStreetsPGH is scheduled for Sunday, June 28, 2026, in Pittsburgh. The popular community festival will shut down several busy streets and turn them into a safe, car-free zone for people to ... more
New Virginia Traffic Laws Take Effect July 1 With Major Changes for Drivers
Virginia is changing its traffic laws to combat reckless driving, improve safety for pedestrians, and highway workers and crack down on dangerous drivers. Drivers will want to know about these changes before they hit the ... more
NYC Traffic Alert as Travel Advisory Is Issued Ahead of Severe Weather
Today, NYC Emergency Management (NYCEM) issued a travel advisory ahead of a major round of severe weather that is expected to impact the city on Monday, June 22 and into early Tuesday. Moderate to heavy ... more
New York Auto Insurance Reform Could Raise Costs for Drivers What Changes Now
New York has passed sweeping auto insurance reforms as part of its FY27 State Budget, one of the state’s biggest overhauls of insurance regulations in years. State officials say the changes are intended to curb ... more
New York Vehicle Owners Could Pay $75 for Registration and Other Required Fees Here’s Why
If you are a New York driver, you should know that vehicle registration costs aren’t just the registration fee. Many vehicle owners pay around $75 for registration, but the total can vary depending on depending ... more
Why We’re Still Obsessed With Our Cars (It’s Not Just About Driving)
In an era of high-speed transit and ride-sharing, the personal automobile remains an unshakable pillar of urban life. It has long been an indispensable assistant, simplifying many tasks. However, its role in urban life goes ... more
Climate law fight heads to budget
Lawmakers are still waiting on Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan to rewrite New York’s climate law, but many expect she’ll get her way, according to Spectrum News 1. Her push aims to delay deadlines and change ... more
Domestic incident leads to arrest in Painted Post
State police arrested a Woodhull man after investigating a domestic disturbance at a residence in Painted Post. Cody B. Clemons, 28, was taken into custody following the incident on East High Street. Troopers responded around ... more
Conquest woman held on $5,000 bail after fleeing DWI crash
Deputies say they found a Conquest woman slumped over the wheel of a Jeep after a reported crash. Misty M. Leonard, 36, of Conquest, faces charges including felony driving while intoxicated with a prior conviction, ... more
State Police fire investigator after guilty plea
New York State Police have terminated a narcotics investigator after he pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators. Michael O’Flaherty lost his job on February 19, the same day state police announced the action. O’Flaherty, ... more
Police break up brawl after basketball game
Teenagers threw punches and kicks in a parking lot brawl outside a high school basketball game, according to WIVT. The fight broke out Thursday night after Union-Endicott played Ithaca. Endicott Police broke it up after ... more
Judges sue New York over forced retirement
Three state judges are suing to overturn New York’s mandatory judicial retirement age, using the state’s new Equal Rights Amendment as their legal weapon, according to Times Union. Judges must retire the year they turn ... more
Man charged after attack on Perinton construction crew
A construction job turned violent when a man assaulted workers with a blunt object in Perinton, according to WHAM. Deputies say 26-year-old John Woods hit two crew members Tuesday morning before fleeing on foot. Woods ... more
Fed rate cut offers hope for NY housing market
Homebuyers and builders in New York could catch a break after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time this year, according to Spectrum News. The quarter-point drop brings the benchmark rate to ... more
Bath man charged in Steuben County welfare fraud case
A Bath resident is facing multiple felony charges following an investigation into welfare fraud in Steuben County. According to the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, 24-year-old Terry C. Long III was arrested on September 8 after ... more
AGAINST THE BOARDS: Zed Williams traded to Rochester, NLL Draft approaching, PLL semis (podcast)
The Rochester Knighthawks continue a positive offseason. Chamberlain Bauder begins this edition of Against the Boards breaking down the Knighthawks acquiring Western New York native Zed Williams for their tenth overall draft pick in the ... more
