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ALBANY, NY (WSKG) - On October 19th, more than seven months after the law took effect, New York State’s environmental agency will begin enforcing a ban on single use plastic bags at grocery stores and other retailers. The law banning the single use bags was to have taken effect on March 1st, with a grace period before actual enforcement began.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo is responding to critics who say the state needs to make decisions on how to close its COVID-19 related multi billion dollar deficit. He says the federal government needs to provide relief, because it was the not the state’s fault.
Cuomo continues to blame what he says is the federal government’s mishandling of the coronavirus for New York’s deficit.
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KEYSTONE CROSSROADS — Pennsylvania children who endure harassment on the basis of their race or gender may soon find it easier to sue thanks to a recent decision by the state Supreme Court. Overturning lower-court decisions, the Pa.
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VESTAL, NY (LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS) - The League of Women Voters of Broome and Tioga Counties, WSKG Public Media, SUNY-Broome Civic Engagement Center, SUNY-Broome History, Philosophy and Social Sciences Department and Binghamton University Center for Civic Engagement have extended formal invitations to candidates in New York's 22nd Congressional District. Anthony Brindisi, Claudia Tenney and Keith Price have the opportunity to debate on October 22, 2020, at 8:00 p.m. inside WSKG’s Vestal studios.
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NEW YORK NOW - Eric Trump, the middle son of President Donald Trump, will have to appear for a deposition before the New York Attorney General’s Office sometime in the next two weeks, a state judge ruled Wednesday. New York Attorney General Letitia James said her office would move forward with the deposition sometime in the next two weeks.
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