New York State Senator Mark Grisanti is speaking out about his vote for gay marriage and his fight to retain the seat he holds.

Now that the protests are silenced, the politics is over and scores of gay weddings are in photo albums, a poll shows opposition appears to be softening

Same-sex couples across New York State are seizing the moment. The words "I Do" symbolize their victory in a hard-fought battle for marriage equality.

Opponents of New York's gay marriage law filed the first lawsuit challenging the measure, an anticipated salvo that came Monday as dozens of same-sex couples

The scene of the group wedding in Niagara Falls was picture perfect, overlooking the falls.

Opponents to gay marriage are vowing to take political revenge. They're threatening to put a same-sex marriage bill on the ballot, so millions of New Yorkers

Dozens of couples waited inside of Buffalo's City Hall Sunday morning to be some of the first same sex couples to get their marriage licenses.

A simple, classy ceremony with cake and a champagne toast to follow. That's what is expected when the first official same sex group marriage ceremony gets

A second town clerk in upstate New York says she's resigning over her religious objection to gay marriage, which becomes legal in the state on Sunday.

Same sex marriage becomes legal in New York State on July 23rd. The Honeymoon Capital is rolling out the welcome mat.

Buffalo is following the lead of Niagara Falls and opening the city clerk's office on Sunday, July 24th.

A town clerk in Broome County, near Binghamton, says she's resigning over her religious opposition to gay marriage.

Same-sex couples can wed beside Niagara Falls right after New York's gay marriage law takes effect.

Now that same-sex marriage is on the way in New York, state lawmakers are shooting for the record books.

A group that opposes gay marriage promised to spend at least $2 million to oust seven state senators who changed their positions to make New York the sixth