City Hall, Albany, and federal policy as it affects New York.
Politics City Council members delivered harsh criticism Tuesday to the Department of Transportation over the city's failure to meet targets for expanding bus and bike lanes during the Adams administration.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gov. Kathy Hochul appeared together Thursday for the second time this week to advance their universal childcare initiative, citing new data that connects inadequate child care access to homelessness in the city.
The Greek flag flew for the first time at the Appellate Division, Second Department courthouse in Brooklyn Heights as the court celebrated its inaugural Hellenic Heritage Day, honoring the contributions of Greek judges and lawyers to the American legal system.
New York state lawmakers are accelerating work on a package of immigration protection bills following the death of a blind refugee who was abandoned by federal agents outside a closed Buffalo coffee shop last week.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani marked the beginning of Ramadan on Wednesday, becoming New York City's first Muslim mayor to observe the holy month while in office.
Queens Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani says improved state finances reduce pressure for new taxes on wealthy residents, disappointing progressive groups pushing for higher rates.
Mayor tells state lawmakers revised revenue projections and reserves helped shrink the deficit, reducing pressure for millionaire tax hikes this year.
New NYC housing commissioner faced the same brutal rental market she now oversees, highlighting how the city's housing crisis affects even high-level officials.
Rep. Dan Goldman introduced legislation to create dedicated federal funding for NYCHA boiler upgrades, targeting chronic heating problems affecting 400,000 residents.
Frozen snow piles are blocking bus lanes across NYC, forcing buses into traffic and adding 10-15 minutes to commutes as sanitation crews work to clear the icy debris.
Starbucks workers at unionized NYC locations returned to work this week, ending a nearly three-month strike that began Dec. 20 over scheduling and union recognition.
A queer hockey league inspired by romance novel "Heated Rivalry" is drawing LGBTQ+ players across NYC's five boroughs to ice rinks from Chelsea to Queens.
City Councilman Zohran Mamdani plans legislation to terminate a $2.3 million AI chatbot he calls "unusable," citing resident complaints and system errors.
Stanley Richards, who served time at Rikers and in state prison, becomes the first formerly incarcerated person to lead NYC's Department of Correction as the troubled jail system faces federal oversight.