Economy

Wegmans is paying a $400,000 penalty and has agreed to cyber security improvements following a data breach that exposed the personal information of millions of customers.

Plans are coming together to temporarily add sound to a section of Main and Gibbs streets crosswalks that were painted to look like piano keys in 2019.

Galin Brooks will become RDDC's new president and CEO beginning on June 20, replacing longtime leader Heidi Zimmer-Meyer, who is retiring.

The last thing a mother wants to worry about is where her baby’s next meal is going to come from. This nightmare turned into reality for many parents as the baby formula shortage continues to sweep the nation. One local mom tells us how she's coping with this crisis.

The action, filed this week in state Supreme Court, targets North East Area Development, or NEAD, and its affiliate, Group 14621 Community Association.

A rapid job training and retraining center at Monroe Community College is being billed as a prototype for addressing the shortage of skilled trades workers and technicians.

Thirteen concepts are being vetted to share in a $10 million state award meant to fix up an area that has largely missed out on the Center City's resurgence.

Employees of a local veterinary hospital who recently joined a union say the company they work for is stalling on negotiations.

Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation Monday that will allow state-licensed hemp growers to apply for provisional licenses to begin cultivating recreational marijuana.

Aldaskeller Wine Co. was planning to open its brick-and-mortar store in South Wedge in spring of 2022. After a neighboring liquor and wine shop objected, though, his permit to sell natural wines was denied.