The Times Union is Upstate New York's largest daily newspaper and most effective media outlet. It covers news in Albany and its suburbs, as well as the entire Capital Region of New York. The newspaper is owned by Hearst Communications and has been in operation since 1856. It provides comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international news, as well as sports, business, and entertainment news.

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Based in Albany, New York, the Times Union, a Hearst Newspaper, is Upstate New York's largest daily newspaper and most effective media outlet. 

Our website, timesunion.com, is the dominate news Web site of New York's Capital Region. We deliver the news online and via our mobile site, enabling you to view, and get text alerts from timesunion.com on your mobile phone. We also produce an E-Edition, as well as a weekday breaking news e-mail update. 

Our Publisher is George R. Hearst III.

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Three Capital Region Shoprite locations might be closed by the week's end, three weeks ahead of the final date the company originally provided.

“After everything I’ve been through, I don’t want to open anything right now, at least (upstate).”

Fuel cell maker Plug Power lost more than 40 percent of its market value on Friday after company officials announced a huge loss for the third quarter of the year that was exacerbated by supply chain issues with hydrogen, which powers its fuel cells.

20 THINGS YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT ME: Ashley Cusicanqui is a weekday multimedia journalist at CBS 6 Albany.

Albany's decaying Greyhound bus station property is under contract to be purchased.

ALBANY'S CENTRAL WAREHOUSE: The 11-story icon built in 1927 was once a cutting-edge example of Albany's prosperity. Will the eyesore still be standing for its 100th birthday?

Pioneer Bancorp, the parent company of Pioneer Bank, announced net income of $3.4 million for the bank’s fiscal first quarter that ended Sept. 30.

Redburn Development wants to convert Kiernan Plaza — once home to Albany's majestic Union Station — into more than 60 apartments and 15,000 feet of commercial space.

Capital Region apple farmers say they faced a dramatic revenue drop this fall amid a challenging harvest season.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced $70 million in grants to help several upstate business parks to become "shovel ready" for attracting new business opportunities.

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