alcohol

Now, more than ever, they have stuff to sell you.

A new law signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul enables the change and is expected to be a boon for the state's growing craft beverage industry.

The state health department is warning residents to keep their alcohol consumption in check in the new year.

Rules that limit special events at breweries and bar them from making food available are set to be enforced next month.

Movie theater owners suddenly received approval to seek beer and wine licenses Wednesday.

"SantaCon 2021: SnOmicron Cometh" is kicking off this Saturday in Midtown.

The legislation seeks to permanently enshrine one of the few bright spots during this unrelenting period of awfulness — being able to walk out of your local bar with a drink in hand.

"I didn't bring any of the kitchen staff in, but I'm cooking tater tots to go with every order. So everybody gets tater tots and a cocktail if they order."

In addition, whether the establishment is delivering via Seamless, another third party or their own delivery person, that deliverer must have a copy of the liquor license with them.

"Whatever you could order [in] the bar or restaurant or distillery or winery you can purchase through takeout," Cuomo said.