There’s a new reason New Yorkers are worried about getting priced out of the city: Con Edison double-digit rate hikes on ...

The heat is on! Gov. Kathy Hochul’s regulators have launched a sweeping audit of executive compensation of New York’s utility ...

State Sen. Shelley Mayer and other Westchester lawmakers spoke out against Con Edison's proposed rate increase for 2026.

At a time when it feels like the price of everything is going up, there might be one more thing to add to the list: Double-digit increases could be coming to some electric and gas bills across New ...

The public commission approved a plan to audit how much executives are paid at utility companies in New York. Governor Kathy Hochul issued that directive earlier this week. It comes as Con Edison and ...

Like everyone else, including Gov. Hochul, we don’t want Con Ed rates to grow higher, but New Yorkers do need the utility to ...

The protest was held by local politicians and community members at the Westchester County Center to rally against Con Edison's proposed rate hikes, and delivery rates.

News 12's Lauren Del Valle reports that the proposed hike could result in an average electric bill increase of 11.4%and an average gas bill increase of 13.3%.

Central Hudson, O&R and NYSEG customers have provided copies of their bills, which show increases in their monthly charges by hundreds of dollars since November, with amounts due as high as thousands ...

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