Gas

Did you hear about this? I first heard about it from the New York Post, and then saw a couple of the late-night talk show hosts mentioning it. Apparently, New York State Governor Kathy Hochul has added a proposal to the 'New York Housing Compact' that has many up in arms...

Some wonder if the move would do more harm than good.

And you thought overeating was uncomfortable.

Toys R Us is making a comeback. After closing all stores in 2018, the company is reopening inside Macy's Department Stores across the country in time for the holiday shopping season. What else do you wish would make a comeback? Affordable living seems to be long gone...

New York State has the 9th highest gas prices in the country. But maybe some relief will be on its way for New York and for the rest of the county as well.

Think because you're in America and not in Ukraine that Russia's invasion won't impact you? Actually, it could end up being catastrophic for the United States.

The public is invited to a gas lease forum at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the United Church of Christ on West Main Street in Norwich. Mina Takahashi, an organic farmer from Oxford, says she knows from experience that landowners should be aware of the implications of signing a gas lease.

U.S. Gas prices have hit a four-month high with 32 straight days of increases at the pump bringing misery to spring breakers and job hunters. The Automobile Association of America said Monday that the national average for a gallon of regular is $3.73 and is 43 cents more than a month ago. Prices top $4 per gallon in California and Hawaii.

A combination of high crude prices, refinery shutdowns, and early speculation has sent gas prices soaring to seasonal highs earlier than usual this year and with no signs of prices at the pump falling until spring, according to recent estimates.

The U.S. Department of Energy released a statement that concluded U.S. households spent an average of just over $2,900 on gasoline in 2012. That is the highest level in four years. The numbers reached similar levels in 2008, when a red-hot global economy and panic over dwindling supplies sent gas prices through the roof. Before that, it was nearly three decades to see percentages of incomes spent