A new state law went into effect Saturday making it illegal for food or retail stores to refuse cash payments.

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Attorney General Letitia James is warning stores that refusing cash or charging higher prices for cash payments carries fines up to $1,500 per violation.

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A new law takes effect on Saturday requiring all food stores and retail establishments in the state to take cash in exchange for goods and services.

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State officials are reminding businesses and consumers of a new state law requiring retail stores to accept cash effective this weekend. The law makes it illegal for food stores and retail ...