State of Emergency

Now that winter has finally arrived and, for a while at least, shut down the region; it's an excellent time to review the rules.

As Title 42 has expired and an influx of migrants are expected in New York, several Upstate local governments agencies have declared a state of emergency.

As the Southern Tier braces for a winter storm, both Broome County Executive Jason Garnar and New York Governor Kathy Hochul have declared a State of Emergency.

Four days after it was issued, Broome County has lifted the State of Emergency put in place following a late season winter storm April 18-19.

The Travel Ban in Chenango County under a State of Emergency due to the storm that was declared earlier this week has been replaced by a Travel Advisory.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul says there is still a State of Emergency due to the ongoing pandemic.

A year ago, Broome County Executive Jason Garnar declared a State of Emergency since the forecast called for high winds and a potential of 20 inches of snow.

New York State is now under a State of Emergency thanks to the new COVID variant, omicron. This is what the State of Emergency means for you and those you love.

New York has a new State of Emergency in the COVID pandemic with the emergence of the new Omicron variant of the coronavirus.

In Central New York, officials are dealing with flooded basements and damage to roads in parts of Cortland County.