More than $2.1 million will go directly to workers whose schedules and time off changed at the last minute.
A legal battle could determine whether voters get the final say on a proposal that sparked a political showdown.
Budget Will Impact Older Adults in New York City
The final budget resolves a standoff over housing vouchers.
The transfer of former jail property moves New York closer to ending incarceration on Rikers Island.
The budget is due Tuesday.
Rallies outside City Hall highlighted disputes over NYPD staffing increases and CityFHEPS funding expansion
New York City launches funding, hotline, and research push to expand gender-affirming care access amid federal legal and policy pressure.
The freeze affects rent-stabilized units across the City.
Council-approved rezonings in Greenpoint and Hell’s Kitchen advance new homes, park upgrades and waterfront improvements.
A federal court barred investigators from obtaining sensitive patient files.
A new housing insurance plan aims to reduce costs for landlords and improve affordability for renters citywide.
Three key congressional wins endorsed by Zohran Mamdani signal a rising progressive movement in New York City.
The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 15th State Senate District elections so far.
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The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. Here are the results so far in the 10th Congressional District Democratic primary.
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Only 4% of registered voters cast ballots during early voting for the June primary election, with low youth turnout.
New York City issues executive order expanding heat protections for 1.4 million outdoor workers with new safety plans and guidance.
City Hall will make July 1 payments on time after nonprofits and council leaders challenged a potential delay.
Mayor details plans for a historic Knicks parade, addresses World Cup transit concerns and discusses NYPD tactics.
Crime continues to decline across the city, but a proposed police hiring increase has opened a rift within the Mayor’s political base.
Polls remain open through June 22.
Brad Lander alongside nearly a dozen other elected officials were arrested at 26 Federal Plaza last September.
“We are grateful to state leaders for recognizing that public safety is built through opportunity, services, accountability, and care."
Higher Wall Street pay and business tax revenue boost projections as budget negotiations enter final stretch.
Tom Homan made the comments during an interview with FOX News on Monday.
Phase one raises part of The Battery waterfront and advances flood protection for residents, jobs and businesses.
The measure expands protections for evidence kits, limits third-party destruction requests and updates tracking systems.
Officials added 7.92 million new phone numbers after forecasts showed demand outpacing supply.
New legislation would stop companies from using personal data to set prices and heads to Gov. Kathy Hochul for approval.
Officials will place BHRAGS under independent oversight while extending major homeless shelter contracts through 2031.
New reservations offer public access to a landmark cupola more than 500 feet above Lower Manhattan ahead of World Cup events.
These are some of the data centers already in New York City.
Julie Won, Claire Valdez, and Antonio Reynoso met Wednesday night in a televised debate for New York’s 7th Congressional District.
Former police chief challenges the city's decision to stop paying his legal fees and demands evidence cited by officials.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani says Knicks playoff run is fueling tourism and could exceed more in Finals games.
Former NYPD sergeant alleges officials targeted him over ties to Randy Mastro, costing him career opportunities and retirement benefits.
City Council members and advocates rallied at a FDNY firehouse in Lower Manhattan in support of the restoration on Monday.
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