christmas shopping

The holidays are about 2 weeks away but too many people in the Empire State have yet to start their Christmas shopping.

Thanksgiving is almost here, and if you’ve ever been stuck in a packed grocery store line or missed out on a sale, you know the stress of last-minute holiday shopping. Planning ahead is the key to a stress-free Thanksgiving. Fortunately, we’ve have the ultimate guide to help you navigate local grocery stores and avoid the chaos this holiday season.

The holiday shopping season is in jeopardy. Inflation continues to be a major concern among Americans, especially here in New York.

There's only so far we procrastinators can push our luck when it comes to Christmas shopping.

How much money are you planning on spending this Christmas?

There's nothing bad about shopping early, but is there something wrong with going closer to the big day?

You have to make this place your next stop for anything and everything Christmas this holiday season.

When you shop at Walmart, in-store, or online, you now have payment options on purchases ranging from $150 to $2,000.

If you need to do some last-minute shopping, head to Herkimer for the Holiday Shoppers Stroll hosted by the FoltsBrook Center.

Christmas is right up there with Halloween and Easter when it comes to candy, but what is New York's favorite around the Holidays? Brace yourself.

Camden Central School students once again participated in the "Shop with a Cop" program. This was the 11th year of the program and it was a big success.

If you've got some Christmas shopping left and would like to help local veterans and seniors, look to the New 2 U Thrift Shop, located inside the CNY Veterans Outreach Center (former YMCA building) in downtown Utica. The center is in need of donations of clothes, household items and small furniture items and has some great gift giving ideas.