Oct 6 Led by Schumer and Hochul, New York State Is Becoming a US Semiconductor Hub After the announcement of a $100 billion investment from Micron earlier this week, New York state is now the site of a $20 billion IBM investment. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Oct 4 Micron Will Invest $100 Billion in a New Computer Chip Factory in New York State The company today announced its intention to fund the U.S's largest semiconductor facility. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Aug 29 Actually, Whipped Cream Is Not Illegal for New Yorkers Under 21 Interpreted by many grocery stores as a ban on whipped cream for customers under 21, a New York state law regulates the sales of individually sold whipped cream chargers but not the cans themselves. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Aug 2 Attorney General Letitia James Calls on New Yorkers to Report Crypto Fraud or Misconduct By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Jun 23 New Yorkers are Fed Up with Helicopters Noise from Tourists and the Rich Flying to the Hamptons. A New Law May Curb It. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Sep 29 Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott’s Greenwich Village Townhouse Rental Is Now Listed for $26.5 Million By Morgan Halberg
Aug 11 A Black Lives Matter Mural Dispute in San Jose Shows the Limits of City Approval By Helen Holmes
Apr 2 Fort Makers Gallery, Known for Its Installations, Launches First ‘Digital Drop’ By Helen Holmes
Nov 11 Meghan Markle Secretly Already Brought Archie on His First Trip to the United States By Morgan Halberg
Sep 27 Cranes, Psychic Pains and Bauhaus Ideals: What to Expect From This Year’s Performa 19 Biennial By Helen Holmes
Aug 8 With $455 Million in the Bank for Renovations, Philadelphia Museum Faces Big Changes By Helen Holmes