holiday shopping

I looked up three items that could be a legal nightmare to buy as a gift for someone in New York State unless you follow the rules.

The holiday shopping season is almost here, but which days should you absolutely not step foot inside a store?

We all love getting and giving gift cards but it seems like there is always a catch. Now new laws have been passed that protect the consumer when getting or giving a gift card. Here's what you need to know.

There are six local holiday markets in Albany County waiting for you to shop. They all have unique gifts for everyone on your list and you can feel good about your purchases because you are shopping local.

Just in time for the holiday season, we have more information on the upcoming Lego Store in Crossgates Mall!

A shooting in a New York mall has people here in the Capital Region thinking back to last November when gunshots were fired locally at Crossgates Mall.  The latest shooting incident taking place an hour and forty five minutes south of here in Middletown, left two injured.

Christmas has come and gone. I've already started my shopping for the 2017 holiday. The worry is always, what

This holiday season you may have done more online shopping than usual as the trend becomes bigger each year. But, was your credit card and personal information at risk more than before? It's possible.

I'm sure you or someone you know has purchased something online, whether from Craigslist or a Facebook group and not known who you were going to meet. A picture doesn't tell us how safe we are with that person, that's for sure. That's why the Albany Police Department wants to help; to keep us safe this holiday season.

Although the holidays are usually a time for fun, you shouldn't let your guard down too quickly when it comes to shopping.

I didn't give myself the nickname of "best gift giver," but I have been called it. I'll admit, it is true that I have a knack of finding the "perfect" items for people. Some call it luck, but that's not what it is. Not at all.

I was just reading an article about the sneaky little ways stores try to get you to spend your hard earned money. You would be amazed at the amount of time and research that goes into "neuromarketing."