Retailers say they believe people sickened by vaping were using black market products, and not the ones they sell.

Parents and students of Pennsylvania’s Charter Schools filled the Capitol Rotunda in Harrisburg to voice their opposition to Governor Wolf’s proposals to overhaul the charter school system.

New York City prosecutors have subpoenaed President Donald Trump's tax returns.  

A group of New York state lawmakers are gathering in Albany to look at ways to expand access to broadband internet access in rural and remote parts of the state.

Purdue Pharma, the company that sells oxycontin has now filed for bankruptcy.

YORK, Pa. (AP) - Authorities say a Ferris wheel at a Pennsylvania fair will remain closed following an accident that injured two people, one of whom fell from it. York Fair chief executive officer Bryan Blair says one person fell from a car on the Giant Wheel on the midway at about 8 p.m. Friday. He says the other person didn't fall but couldn't confirm Saturday whether the person was on the ride or on the ground. He says both were taken to York Hospital, which has released no infor...

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Daycare providers in New York state will soon have new guidelines for handling food allergies. Under a new law signed Thursday by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, state health officials will craft the new guidelines with input from pediatric experts. They will include training requirements for daycare workers, as well as tips for minimizing the risks of allergic reactions and what to do when a child experiences one. 

An immigration protest outside a Microsoft store leads to dozens of arrests. Police in New York City say they arrested 76 people yesterday after they blocked traffic in Manhattan. 

Schools across New York are beginning the academic year with a new tool intended to prevent student suicides and violence.   

Governor Andrew Cuomo is in talks about restoring aquatic habitats around New York. He says it will be a multi-million dollar project. 

After helping to kick off Hunger Action Month last week, First Lady Frances Wolf sat down with college students to learn more about the issue of food insecurity college students are facing.

A federal appeals court in New York has restored a lawsuit by restaurant workers, a hotel event booker and a watchdog who say President Donald Trump has business conflicts that violate the Constitution.

He says the new lawsuit claims Sackler family members "directed, controlled and participated in" a deceptive campaign to sell OxyContin.
  

Cuomo also signed into law a mandate that state anti-tobacco campaigns include vaping as well as traditional tobacco.

The waiting period on certain New York gun purchases has been extended from three days to 30 days under a state law.

Animal welfare officers and emergency responders have removed over 100 dogs, ranging from puppies to elderly animals, from a filthy home near Pittsburgh where the owner had been hoarding them.

With Fall sports in full action, officials at the Pennsylvania Department of Health want to make sure athletes, coaches, and parents are aware of traumatic brain injuries, or TBIs.

According to Wolf's Administration, in Pennsylvania, women working full-time are paid just 80 cents for every dollar paid to a male, and the gap is even wider for women of color.

House Bill 1082, also known as the Jake Schwab Worker Safety Bill, would give the state’s public employees the same safety protections in the workplace as private sector workers. 

New York's Department of Financial Services is taking action against opioid manufacturers, distributors, and pharmacy benefit managers to secure $2 billion for New York consumers who, Governor Cuomo's office says, have shouldered the cost of the ongoing opioid epidemic in the form of higher insurance premiums.