The $31M court judgement marks the largest penalty ever secured by the City.
A Siena College poll finds Hochul’s numbers decline.
A new $20 million investment from the MTA aims to improve childhood asthma outcomes.
The Democratic primary will be held on June 23, 2026.
The former mayor is listed in critical but stable condition.
The event at the Brooklyn Law School aims to raise awareness on the Second Look Act and the fight for sentencing reform.
Research shows hospitals are increasing investments and contract labor amid a legislative push to expand program protection.
After winter storms worsened conditions, lawmakers and residents call for enforcement and accountability from dog owners.
New legislation mandates vaccine information for public school families and expands outreach as childhood immunization rates decline.
Organize NYC will canvass five neighborhoods to increase turnout at Rent Guidelines Board hearings ahead of June rent vote.
The trip to New York City is part of the British monarchy's four-day visit to the United States.
State and city leaders clash over PTET tax credit as Hochul says change would raise taxes.
Wilson had a 17 point lead on his closest challenger, Lindsey Boylan, as of Tuesday night.
New bill would require landlords to negotiate with tenant unions with millions in funding.
Former NYPD Chief of Department John Chell announced his candidacy in a social media video.
Four candidates are vying for the city council seat that was vacated by Erik Bottcher.
Officials warn funding loss could disrupt infrastructure projects and transit workforce across New York.
Rising arrests, stricter rules and system barriers reshape how families access medical care and housing.
Arrest, eviction and legal claims collide as officials warn deed theft can hide behind paperwork that appears valid.
Mayor blocks one buffer zone bill over constitutional concerns while allowing a narrower measure tied to houses of worship.
Thousands of secure curbside bins will replace trash bags across all boroughs under an expanded sanitation plan.
Local residents have argued that there was no public review and that city officials skipped notice requirements.
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The New York/New Jersey Host Committee is projecting about 1.2 million people will visit the region during the World Cup.
Critics want the mayor to reject a similar measure targeting educational facilities.
The Prudence Ferry has been abandoned for years, but will get a second life in the waters off Fire Island this summer.
Federal officials resume payments after legal challenge over delayed transit funding tied to contracting rules review.
New York City Council marked its first 100 days of the new term with a legislative agenda focused on affordability and public safety.
Filing shows mayor’s income largely from public salary, with small earnings from music royalties and design work.
City officials aim to curb rising insurance expenses with a new program expected to cover 100,000 homes by 2030.
The British monarchy will make two other stops as part of their U.S. trip.
New sanitation rules require secure-lid bins for trash collection, replacing loose bags as city targets cleaner streets.
Seven former empty buildings will house new early education programs, with more seats planned through provider expansion and waitlists.
New York City mayor declines annual Met Gala invite as event draws billionaires, celebrities and political attention.
NY-12 Candidate Laura Dunn Urges Micah Lasher to Step Down Over Reported ICE-Linked Financial Ties
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and landlord advocate Kenny Burgos meet privately as rent freeze tensions remain unresolved.
New legislation would expand ballot access, require new reporting, and explore polling sites inside Rikers Island.
Dozens of projects across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens target bus delays, crashes and pedestrian safety.
The Trump administration agreed to a court settlement on Monday.
The chopper crashed into the Hudson River last year killing six people.
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