New York Is the Most Digitally Vulnerable State in the U.S.
How safe are you online? If you live in New York, probably not very. New York takes the top spot of having the most digitally vulnerable residents.
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New Yorkers Think Online Bullying Should Be Punishable by Federal Law
New Yorkers have had enough of online bullying and say it should be punishable by federal law.
Here’s How to Order Free Covid Test Kits Online – Now
The federal government's website to order at-home Covid-19 tests has gone into operation ahead of schedule.
Binghamton Police Warn of Robberies Targeting Online Sales
Law enforcement officials want people to know there are secure sites available for legal transactions be conducted under the watchful eye of security cameras.
An Entire School Board Resigns After They’re Caught Bad-Mouthing Parents
They didn't realize their virtual board meeting was open to the public
NY State Senator Fred Akshar Asks the Constituents
New York State Senator Fred Akshar is out with his first community survey of the year.
Free Online Job Training for COVID-Displaced New York Workers
A free online training platform is available to help people unemployed and underemployed due to the COVID-19 pandemic in New York.
Ithaca College Changes COVID-19 Fall Semester Plans
Ithaca College will hold all classes remotely for the fall instead of the initial plans for in-person instruction.
Castle Creek Sex Offender Posing as a Girl is Sentenced for Porn Possession
A Castle Creek man is to spend 15 years in Federal Prison for receiving and attempting to receive child pornography while posing online to be a girl.
Online Weddings Okay in New York Thanks to Coronavirus
Executive Orders allow New Yorkers to obtain a marriage license remotely and any authorized officiant to perform ceremonies using online video technology.