Legislation

Here are a few bills signed into law I found interesting that you may not known were introduced and passed this year, including one requiring restroom access to public utility workers.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer has revealed that he is sick and tired of being sick and tired of "many airlines charging parents deceptive junk fees just to sit with their kids when they travel that can lead to families getting split up on flights." So he's proposing legislation as a remedy.

Learn about Albany's newest housing legislation and how it could affect you, potentially helping or hurting taxpayers.

Andrew Cuomo is not finished putting in time as Governor of New York, not yet anyway. Check out what he just did about overdraft fees at the bank.

New York state is one step closer to making our children safer on the school bus. Legislation has passed to ensure more safety both on and off the bus.

In light of new legislation in New York, the question has come up- should social media need to be searched before a pistol permit is approved? According to News 10 abc, new legislation submitted to the Senate in New York calls for just that...

Looks like New York may be following in the foot steps of our neighbors in Vermont and Massachusetts and could soon see the legalization of recreational marijuana...

This week the Q has got some Free Fr-HIGH-Day Advice for you.

The legalization or recreational marijuana has been a hot topic around the Capital Region lately, especially with many of our neighboring states being a few steps ahead of us, but could New York be next?

Seriously, why are we dragging our feet on this? Can we just make Uber in Upstate New York happen already?

If you haven't heard by now, you will soon. The Copyright holders have gotten a law that they hope will move people back from pirating TV shows, albums and movies, to a pay system that ironically, still doesn't offer any incentive for legit customers to use. It's called Six Strikes and starts soon. Here's how it works.