About three-quarters of New Yorkers in a recent survey say Gov. David Paterson and the state Legislature should cut spending instead of raising taxes or borrowing money. The Siena (College) Research Institute (SRI) released the poll Tuesday.

Detroit automakers reported some disturbing third quarter numbers Friday, but how will this affect dealers in the Southern Tier? Our Neil St. Clair went to local Ford and GM outfits to see how billions lost in the Motor City might trickle down to the Triple Cities.

Even a down economy won't keep people from enjoying this Halloween season. A recent survey shows that Halloween spending will actually increase this year. Our Neil St. Clair tells us why a scary retail economy may actually get a boost from this haunted holiday.

Not everyone was upset about the financial bailout's failure. America's largest trade union, the AFL-CIO, was actually happy to see the measure turned down. As our Neil St. Clair tells us, the group's Binghamton chapter held a "Call for Common Sense" protest Monday.

The financial crisis is having global effects, but that doesn't mean small towns aren't feeling the pain. From Wall Street to Main Street is the new phrase of the day. But municipalities and businesses, especially in Central New York, may pay for Wall Street's excesses for many years. News 10 Now's Neil St. Clair explains.