malls

It's been 15 years since any of us set foot in one of their stores.

At outlet malls, the benefit to shopping there versus online or at a regular retail location is that you'll be able to save a little bit of extra money.

Thanks to a seemingly unlikely partnership, a once-great toy giant is looking to make a comeback across Upstate New York and the rest of the country.

Santa Claus is back this year and he is appearing all around the Capital Region. Check out the list of where your kids can meet the big guy and give him their lists this holiday season.

Many anchor stores are closing in malls across the country. In order to fill these spaces, it looks like an Amazon store may be filling this void. Rumor is that an Amazon store will open in a mall in the Capital Region.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to affect retail stores across the country. This time Ascena, who owns retail stores in malls, may be forced to close many of their clothing stores that contain mostly women's fashions.

We are moving in the right direction for more businesses to open. In fact, July 1st the Capital Region should be moving into Phase Four. Even though it's the final phase, it doesn't mean that everything is opening. Here's what will not be part of Phase Four.

A major retailer located in both Crossgates Mall and Colonie Center is in jeopardy of closing. The company announced today that over one hundred anchor stores in malls across the country will close.

If you are traveling this holiday season, it's important that you don't use those charging hubs in airports and malls. Your personal and phone information could be hacked.

Crossgates Mall, Aviation Mall, Colonie Center, Stuyvesant Plaza, and Clifton Park Center are just of a few of the many shopping malls and outlets we have here in the Capital Region.  While this list is certainly debatable (and surely bound to annoy a few) a recent survey ranked 25 of the very best that upstate New York has to offer.  Three local malls not only made the list, but were in the top 1

Growing up in Albany, we always went to the mall. Whether it was Colonie Center or Northway Mall (remember that one) or Crossgates, there were always stores to go into at the mall.

It seems like stores are closing left and right these days. Whether it's due to heavier online shopping, high costs in rent or a bump in minimum wage, it's taking its toll on our local malls. In the last couple of months