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- New York Attorney General Letitia James warned price gouging may occur as a winter storm approaches.
- New York law bans excessive price increases on essential goods during emergencies, including food, water, and generators.
- She urged people to report price gouging to her office with details and evidence and stated that violators may face penalties up to $25,000 per incident, while the state remains under a declared state of emergency.
