Lawmaker Starts New Push To Get New Yorkers To Kick Soda
There has been another push by politicians to wean New Yorkers off sugar sodas. But this time it's different. It's a voluntary social media campaign called "Fizz Free February."
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There has been another push by politicians to wean New Yorkers off sugar sodas. But this time it's different. It's a voluntary social media campaign called "Fizz Free February."
As the owners prepare to say goodbye, some famous faces are stopping by in a bid to keep the Manhattan shop open.
The political opposition stems from the city's $2.8 billion in incentives promised to the trillion-dollar company. Local leaders are also concerned that the incoming jobs would be non-union.
A brand of granola sold in the New York area is being recalled due to cashews being used in the recipe and not listed on the packaging.
Amazon is reconsidering its plan to open its second headquarters in Long Island City, according to a report in the Washington Post.
The automakers involved in the recall are Subaru, Tesla, BMW, Volkswagen, Daimler vans, Mercedes and Ferrari.
Did you know background checks are not required on hotel workers who have access to your hotel room? Lawmakers on Long Island want to change that.
Gucci has removed a controversial sweater from its website and apologized after some people said the sweater resembled blackface.
The Knicks are worth $4 billion, making them the most valuable NBA team for the fourth straight year, according to Forbes . That's despite having the worst record among the league's 30 teams.
Fisher-Price is recalling a popular Barbie toy over fears that it could cause injuries.
If you agonize over money, you're not alone. Research from John Hancock found nearly seven of 10 Americans say their finances are a "significant" source of stress.
Scam artists are using an exploit to rip off users of PayPal, the website used by millions to make payments online.
The city will soon be a buzz with the latest designer looks, since Fashion Week kicks off on Thursday. But one Brooklyn designer already got a head start.
African-American hair products locked in a case at Walmart has stirred outrage on Long Island. One shopper who chose to fight the policy may have succeeded in bringing about change.
Open warfare erupted in the state capital Tuesday over the controversial Amazon deal.
