ZBA approves handful of affordable units
GUILDERLAND — With a number of proposed large-scale apartment projects promising to help ease affordability in Guilderland’s rental market with half-measures, one local building owner recently received approval to double the number of affordable units at his Hamilton Street location. The Guilderland Zoning Board of App
Dogs set to make a splash in Clifton Park diving event this weekend
This weekend, dogs of all kinds will be making a big splash in Clifton Park. Benson's Pet Center will host its annual Dock Dog Diving event on Saturday and Sunday.
The real estate bills Albany passed, killed or kicked down the road
Albany is effectively done for the year. The state Senate adjourned Friday morning after an overnight marathon of debate and voting. The Assembly is expected to wrap up later today. With senators headed home, any bill that failed to clear the chamber is dead until next year. This year’s protracted...
Teacher shortage collides with state Education Department ruling at Langan School
The Center for Disability Services doesn’t have special ed teachers for most of its classrooms at Langan School. Now it’s facing an uncertain future after a recent state Education Department decision.
Promotion sends Troop K Commander to Albany
SALT POINT – New York State Police Major Daniel Smith, a member of Troop K for more than 20 years, has moved from Commander of Troop K to the headquarters position of Staff Inspector of Field Command with the state police. The promotion of Smith makes him the fifth in line of command of the 5,500-member New York State
Guilderland adopts watershed rules one night, tests them the next
GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland Town Board on Tuesday adopted zoning amendments codifying existing review practices of development near the Albany Pine Bush and the Watervliet Reservoir. The following evening, the town’s zoning board of appeals invoked one of those concerns as it adjourned an application from Dunnsville
Restaurants that opened or closed in May 2026 in the Capital Region
Some new dining options are now available, and some have closed for good.
No charges, no answers: Family speaks out on Troy explosion case
In August 2025, an explosion in Troy nearly killed a 9 year-old girl and seriously injured her 5-year old cousin. The investigation has officially closed, with no charges brought, leaving the family with many questions. NEWS10's Payton Cavanaugh sat down with the family.
Albany County coroner’s office could be pronounced dead under new law
The County Legislature's chair says a proposed measure would professionalize the elected position of coroner. The public would have final say in a November vote.
6/5/2026: Another warm day, but unsettled weekend ahead
The latest Storm Tracker Forecast from meteorologist Matt Mackie:. Another bright start will warm us up quickly. Expect highs in the mid to upper 80’s for most. Some in the Mid-Hudson Valley could touch 90!. More clouds this afternoon and into the overnight hours, but most stay dry. Lows...

















