News Briefs

New York’s utility regulators fine National Grid 3.7 million dollars for not meeting customer performance goals.

The Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office has arrested and fired one of its own deputies on felony forgery charges.

If you’re noticing more state troopers on the highways around Central New York, it’s no coincidence.

An agreement between Micron and the White House removes uncertainty over whether the microchip manufacturer would receive billions in aid to build a facility in Central New York.

Lobbyists spent more than $66 million at the New York Legislature in March and April, according to the State Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government.

Sunday kicks off bass fishing season in New York. The season runs from June 15 through November 30.

The Department of Transportation will close a couple of roads near the JMA Dome as part of the Interstate 81 Viaduct project.

Fans planning to attend this year’s Shakespeare in the Park production of Othello will need to adjust their plans.

AAA says more than 80% of New York residents have plans to travel, thanks in part to lower gas prices. But with more people camping and moving, unsecured loads are becoming a growing safety concern.

Gas prices are holding steady in the second week of June, down two cents from last Monday to an average of $3.10 per gallon across New York.