Laws

With each new year comes a new set of state laws, regulations and rules. Now that we have stepped into 2021, you should be aware of the most recent changes and additions to the state of New York. From changes in New York's minimum wage to what you can expect to see when traveling on state toll roads to new paid family leave laws, here are ten laws that are changing in New York state in 2021... Rea

Before you slip an ice cream in your pocket or wear your slippers late at night, you might want to read these laws that actually exist in New York state?

Did you know graduation tassels, air fresheners, cell phone mounts, and even your facemask are all illegal to place on your rearview mirror?

July across all of America means new laws are going into effect. What laws are now in effect in New York for 2019 and beyond?

New York State is set to possibly become the third state banning the sales of puppies in pet stores. New York lawmakers say the proposal will help end the "pet mill to pet store pipeline."

So you're bee-bopping down the road and you see a weird looking SUV with a bar light on top? Now, is that an emegency vehicle or not? Better question yet... "Do I legally need to pull over for them when they’re on the side of the road?" Starting on January 17 the answer is yes...

In light of the winter storm that recently plummeted our area, Binghamton Mayor, Richard David has modified winter parking rules.

You probably know by now that there's a new law in the state of New York that makes life miserable for drivers caught texting and driving.