electronic cigarettes

Flavored e-cigs would only be sold in tobacco bars.

Breathing in giant clouds of nicotine vapor may not be such a good idea after all.

A state law amending the Smoke Free Air Act to include e-cigarettes would presumably be much harder to challenge.

The New York State Constitution stipulates that "No private or local bill…shall embrace more than one subject, and that shall be expressed in the title."

With just three weeks left in the reign of the Mayor Who Cleared the Air, the City Council debated a bill that would ban e-cigs in public spaces.

"This is a de facto ban on electronic cigarettes."

The language of the law suggests that e-cigarettes may not be covered under a smoking prohibition.

Around 20,000 public high school students in New York City currently smoke cigarettes.

Katherine Heigl and David Letterman "light up" an e-cig on air