Overtime farmworkers drops again, farms pay more
New York farmers are now required to pay overtime to workers after 52 hours, down four hours from 2025, as part of…
N.Y. updates Farmland Protection program after audit
The New York Department of Agriculture and Markets makes critical updates to the Farmland Protection program, following an audit from the…
2025: A year in pictures
Here’s a look back on some major events that happened throughout New York state in the year 2025.…
A county-by-county look at ICE arrests in New York
New data on arrests by U.S. Immigration, Customs and Enforcement are shedding light on specifically where in the…
A county-by-county look at ICE arrests in New York
New data on arrests by U.S. Immigration, Customs and Enforcement are shedding light on specifically where in the…
A county-by-county look at ICE arrests in New York
New data on arrests by U.S. Immigration, Customs and Enforcement are shedding light on specifically where in the…
Non-criminals, men, Latinos targeted in New York ICE arrests
Newly available data detail the sharp rise in immigration enforcement activity and who has been impacted in New…
Farm Bureau calls for N.Y. to test sewage sludge for PFAS
The New York Farm Bureau will oppose the land application of contaminated sewage sludge and encourage testing prior…
Family homelessness has N.Y. paying millions to house them
Struggling to find an affordable place to live and facing the prospects of living on the street earlier…
Comparing shelter services with services in a hotel in N.Y.
When homelessness among families skyrocketed, New York took to hotels to provide temporary housing for them when shelters…
Cannabis growers in N.Y. highlight challenges, benefits
Marijuana growers in New York believe the crop can help diversify their farms, but are facing significant challenges…