On weekend nights The Raindancer serves up endless plates of prime rib, lobster and seafood to diners from throughout the Capital Region, but on weekday afternoons the family-owned restaurant mostly caters to its regulars.
Herbert McLaughlin of Albany owned his 2010 Tundra for only three months before hearing his vehicle was among the 2.3 million Toyotas recalled nearly two weeks ago.
WKS/Residential Resources of the Empire State laid off nearly 50 employees in Saratoga and Schoharie counties in late January, due to a drop in funding related to the state’s budgetary woes.
When Stephen Boese found out nearly 40 types of toxic chemicals were present in his system, the resident of the Stockade neighborhood thought about everything he did to try to avoid exposure.
Consumer confidence for New York state jumped 2.8 points in January, increasing faster than the nation overall, which rose 1.9 points, the Siena Research Institute said Wednesday.
The city’s participation in the county’s Summer Youth Employment Program faces the budget ax at a time when New York’s unemployment rate for teens ranks 13th in the nation.
National Grid’s new electric rate proposal filed Friday with the state Public Service Commission is a plan intended to incorporate the best of both worlds for the utility and consumers.
Local growth in bank deposits shows more people are choosing to save their money during tough economic times, according to Capital Region bank executives.
Union leaders, congressional representatives and workers from the Holiday Inn Express in Latham are expected to rally at a park in downtown Albany this afternoon after complaints against the hotel have been resolved.
The Capital Region’s foreclosure rate during 2009 fell nearly 50 percent from 2008 as the housing market improved, according to RealtyTrac’s Metropolitan Foreclosure Market Report.
Supermarket chain Price Chopper is suing The Penn Traffic Co. for breach of contract over its thwarted effort to buy 22 of the bankrupt grocer's 79 stores in the Northeast.
Toyota’s suspension of U.S. sales on an unprecedented scale to fix faulty gas pedals deals a blow to the automaker’s reputation for quality and endangers its fledgling earnings recovery.
