A federal judge has ordered a Pennsylvania-based bus company to stop operations after an Albany, New York, TV station reported that the bus line had continued service in violation of a U.S. Department of Transportation order.
Demonstrators gathered in Albany, New York, Wednesday as state lawmakers pored over the details of a bill that could help make New York the nation's sixth and largest state to legalize same-sex marriage.
Someone in New York is holding a Powerball ticket worth $202 million, according to a New York Lottery official.
Across the country, state legislatures are debating redistricting right now. It's a once-a-decade proposition: the opportunity and obligation to redraw political district lines to reflect the latest census.
Aljolynn Sperber, a single mom in Los Angeles, says she can no longer afford to visit her family in Sacramento because of the cost of fuel.
If you won $19 million, would you share it with your co-workers?
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Seven Albany coworkers who won the Mega Million jackpot claim $319 million, a record setting figure for New York state.
Seven New Yorkers claimed a $319 million jackpot in the multistate Mega Millions lottery Thursday.
After proposing a $1.5 billion cut in state aid to schools for the upcoming academic year, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is targeting the salaries of the state's school superintendents.
Word that a teenager climbed aboard a whale for a ride has sent Australian officials to the beach, to warn others not to try such a stunt.
Carl Paladino is a lot of things -- a multimillionaire businessman, lawyer, family man, devout Catholic and a blunt guy.
Whew!! Something stinks! But before you run to take out the trash, check the stack of mail you just carried inside.
New York's governor unveiled a painful budget plan Tuesday that slashes services, raises fees and takes some unusual steps to close a yawning $7.4 billion fiscal gap.
One night shortly after Thanksgiving last year, a deeply crummy mind-set I'd taken on went though an instantaneous reversal. As if a magician had said, "Presto," the New York City landscape likewise flipped from seedy to radiant.
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Linda Lewis steps inside her dining room, opens a drawer and shuffles through six DVD cases. It's shortly after 7 p.m. on a recent weeknight and she offers one disclaimer before slipping a shiny disc labeled The Nightmare: Part II into the player. "My husband and I usually only play it to entertain visitors during halftime," she said. "I'm not a fan of some of the songs' words."
The Carolina Hurricanes recalled center Brandon Sutter for the game against the New York Rangers on Monday night.
A small plane crashed in dense woods in southeastern Louisiana early Saturday, killing all three people aboard, a spokesman for the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office said.
A bus carrying the Albany River Rats flipped onto its side on slick roads in western Massachusetts early Thursday, injuring four players and the minor league hockey team's radio commentator.
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CNN's Mary Snow takes a look at the remaining contenders for the New York senate seat vacated by Hillary Clinton.
New York Gov. David Paterson on Friday appointed relatively unknown U.S. Rep. Kirsten Gillibrand to replace Hillary Clinton in the U.S. Senate.
Federal officials have a solution that could make comparing graduation rates from state to state, or even school to school, easier and more accurate within the next five years
City dwellers across the country are rapidly discovering the appeal of urban beekeeping
Angry about the price of gas? Just imagine paying for gas you don't get.
DENVER -- Andrew Orpik is only 22, but the junior forward for Boston College can still remember when the Frozen Four had the feel of a backwater event.
The New York governor, the vaunted enemy of corruption is accused of patronizing a prostitution ring. Will he survive?
Nick, 16, says ecstasy is rampant in his high school, with kids often mixing the drug with meth and other substances.
updated: Wed Feb 20 2008 13:17:00
CNN's Kelli Arena reports on meth-laced ecstasy coming into the U.S. via Canada.
A number of entertainers were named in connection with an Albany-based steroid investigation, but they are not part of an ongoing criminal probe
Since last summer, Sports Illustrated reporters Luis Fernando Llosa and L. Jon Wertheim have been investigating an alleged illegal steroid distribution network that has implicated pro athletes. Earlier this year the reporters accompanied federal and state drug enforcement agents on a coordinated raid of an Orlando compound pharmacy and a Jupiter, Fla., "anti-aging" clinic that investigators allege conspired to fraudulently prescribe steroids, human growth hormone and other performance enhancing drugs over the Internet.
ALBANY, N.Y. -- The storyline entering this week seemed interesting but straightforward: Drive to New York's capital city on Wednesday and chronicle the latest pit stops for one-time Sports Illustrated coverboy Felipe Lopez and his head coach, Micheal Ray Richardson, who was once banned by the NBA due to drug problems. Dogged by cameras and attention for most of their careers, the two men were now seeking a small slice of redemption in relative anonymity with the Albany Patroons, a team that had reached the finals of the Continental Basketball Association playoffs.
Storms stampeded throughout the central and southeastern United States on Thursday, leaving at least 11 people dead.
Traveling the back roads of the Hudson Valley and western New England, one often sees houses rendered in an unusual and attractive style. They are mostly clapboard with a distinctive look: a row of very short windows across the entire front of their second stories.
I'm a 50-year-old self-employed man with no children who makes about $60,000 a year after taxes and has $20,000 in an IRA, $100,000 in home equity and $30,000 in debts. What is the fastest way for me build up my retirement fund? - Kevin B., Albany, New York
This May the Supreme Court struck down laws banning direct-to-consumer shipments across state lines by wineries. The court held that Michigan and New York can't bar out-of-state winemakers from shi...
Stocks were flat to lower in the early going Monday as investors took in a spate of big merger news and eyed a drop in oil prices.
Technology stocks rose for the fifth straight session Monday, boosted again by chipmakers, while Siebel Systems and Hutchinson Technology soared on positive quarterly earnings forecasts.
After suffering flu-like symptoms for a long stretch, U.S. stock markets are suddenly looking a lot healthier. How they fare in the coming week could say a lot about whether this is a short-term bounce or a longer-lasting rally.
State and local police in New York and Vermont will soon have instant access to federal counterterrorism data under an FBI-run pilot program that could become a new weapon in the war on terrorism, officials announced Tuesday.
Technology stocks finished mostly lower Friday as mixed results from computer heavyweight Hewlett-Packard Co. weighed on the sector and a report showing a January jump in consumer prices fed inflation fears.
If you order something on the Internet, you probably have to pay shipping costs. But at least you don't have to pay sales tax, right?
The reality: "It's not like work," says Bob Rawlins, who started Duanesburg Skydiving Club, just outside Albany, N.Y., after leaving the Army in 1971. "If I get bored, I kick the pilot in the butt ...
After trailing the most popular growth stocks for more than four years, value stocks have come to life in the past couple of months. The liveliest of all have been cyclicals--companies highly sensi...
It was a simple plan. David Kaczynski wanted to give the $1 million reward he received for turning in his brother, Unabomber Ted, to the victims and families of his brother's crimes. But he was in ...
Who buys lottery tickets? Conventional wisdom has it that it's the poor. Not so, according to Scarborough Research. When the market research firm asked people who earned less than $25,000, "When di...
In the first half of 1997, the average individual's portfolio grew 9%, according to MONEY's Small Investor Index. That's equivalent to 18.9% on an annual basis--double the average return of the pas...
For more than a year, I've been warning that stocks faced a drop of at least 15%. But the stock market hasn't been listening--share prices have soared over 14% since the beginning of the year. Stoc...
RIGHT BEFORE THE 1992 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, this column named the stocks we believed would benefit most from a Clinton victory. Our picks included waste-management businesses such as WMX Technolog...
THE U.S. DOLLAR IS FINALLY SHOWING SOME backbone. After hitting dismal lows in April, the greenback has rallied against many leading foreign currencies--rebounding 19% vs. the Japanese yen, for exa...
Seven of money's 10 best college values are public schools, up from six a year ago. This is great news for students who live in the same states as these schools, because their families will pay bar...
Congratulations. You've done it. You've endured your high school classes, studied hard--well, at least hard enough--and you've not only graduated but also are heading to a college of your choice. A...
WHILE OTHER PUBLICATIONS SIMPLY ATTEMPT TO TELL you which colleges are the strongest academically, we set out to identify the 100 best college buys--the schools that deliver the highest-quality edu...
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No sooner had we shipped our upbeat 1995 Forecast issue three weeks ago than the stock market plummeted 150 points, former associate attorney general Webster Hubbell shook the White House by coppin...
A recent study of companies that repurchased their own shares during the 1980s produced some eye-opening findings that may point the way to big profits. Professionals have long debated whether stoc...
ALBANY -- Brooklyn Assemblyman Daniel Feldman wants to make it against the law to discriminate against fat people. Feldman ((is proposing)) a first-time-ever ban on ''weight and height bigotry'' --...
LONG-TERM INVESTORS can't afford to ignore the 30 multibillion-dollar companies in the Dow Jones industrial average. In addition to accounting for almost one of every four dollars invested in stock...
I have just finished reading your new special publication -- MONEY for Kids, the ''stay in school'' guide. It is certainly a wonderful contribution to our society. Cheryl Kipp Prairie Village, Kans...
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Hundreds of thousands of weekend warriors also wear biker regalia and strut the outlaw strut. These nonconformist men -- and some women too -- jump on their Harleys as soon as the five o'clock whis...
Although interest rates tend to rise as the economy bounces back, depositors shouldn't get their hopes up this time. Rates on certificates of deposit aren't likely to climb significantly anytime so...
It's party time again on Wall Street, and small investors are rushing to get in on the fun. Blue-chip stocks have gained more than 24% over the past 12 months, and major market indexes recently set...
With well-known blue-chip stocks trading at dizzying prices of 20.8 times estimated 1991 earnings, wise investors are hunting for more down-to-earth values among first-rate regional companies overl...
Since the recession began just over a year ago, bonds have earned 9%, beating stocks, up 8%. Altogether, MONEY magazine's Small Investor Index has increased by 8.3%, or $3,449. Bonds usually outpac...
The trend toward shorter but sweeter trips (see Travel Wise, June 1990) is going strong -- three or fewer nights was the average for more than 50% of 1989 vacations. Add that demand to the slowdown...
The marketplace for higher education, like securities markets, has pockets of opportunity: schools that, like undervalued stocks, are worth more than you have to pay for them. This fact was verifie...
We recently opened our mailbag to find this letter from reader Lin Thompson of Albany, Ga.: ''I've done an analysis of your Stock of the Month selections for January 1988 through May 1989. During t...
A kindred spirit in Albany wrote in the other day, enclosing a clipping from the New York Times and raising the exact same question to which your correspondent would have gravitated had he seen the...
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As the mayor of Albany, N.Y., I was dumbfounded and disappointed to read the different newspaper accounts highlighting MONEY's second annual rating of ''The Best Places to Live in America'' ((Augus...
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Compared with a shattering 508-point plunge in the Dow, a 63% change in the price of a parking space hardly seems a tremor -- except that we're not talking quarters for a parking meter. 1987 was th...
''Everybody says, 'Why didn't I think of that?' '' Arlene Houser said . . . Houser is president of New Williamsburg Inc., a newly formed . . . company ((selling)) caskets that look a great deal dif...
''Kindly commandeer a college-level text on genetics,'' plaintively beseeched Keeping Up's senior policy analyst the other day, ''as the present expositor is confessedly hazy about the role played ...
A man who claimed he was denied membership in a volunteer fire company in Buffalo because he wore Scottish kilts has settled his lawsuit for $1,600. The South Lockport Volunteer Fire Company agreed...
Envisioning a future as proprietors of a bed-and-breakfast inn that could evolve into a lodge for cross-country skiers and biathletes, the Schreiners need counsel on raising the necessary capital. ...
A group of handicapped hunters and fishermen has filed suit in federal district court in Albany charging that the state is violating their civil rights by prohibiting the use of motor vehicles in w...
Congress may be ready to trim defense spending, but Wall Street has already wielded its ax--the stocks of many defense contractors are down sharply from their recent highs. FORTUNE agrees with the ...
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