The MTA and the Trump administration reportedly reached an agreement to potentially extend NYC's congestion pricing tolls until fall, as court documents revealed a delayed decision timeline.

U.S. stocks are set to decline following global market turmoil and steep drops in Asian and European markets, in response to President Trump's trade tariffs and tensions with China.

New York legal leaders joined the 40th Annual Crime Victims Candlelight Vigil to honor victims and support survivors, highlighting four decades of advocacy and the importance of kinship and healing.

New York City filed a lawsuit against nine major e-cigarette distributors, led by Mayor Eric Adams and Corporation Counsel Muriel Goode-Trufant, to combat underage vaping by targeting the sale of illicit flavored e-cigarettes.

NYC's "demonstration projects" policy is under fire for lacking oversight, risking privacy, and potentially extending costly pilot programs such as ShotSpotter without competition.

Two fatal stabbings in Manhattan and the Bronx are under NYPD investigation, with suspects still at large and potential connections between the incidents being probed.

New York Governor Hochul announced a $5 million investment in AI and society studies across eight SUNY campuses, focusing on ethical AI applications and collaboration.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams to run for re-election as an independent after his federal corruption case was dismissed.

Attorney General Letitia James sues the Trump administration over an $11 billion cut in health funding, claiming the action is illegal and jeopardizes public health programs.

NY lawmakers are backing a bill to combat speeding by requiring repeat offenders to install speed-limiting tech in their cars, prompted by a deadly Brooklyn crash.

The Tesla Gigafactory in Buffalo, NY is at the center of debates regarding state-corporate relations, with lawmakers considering regulatory changes that could impact Tesla's operations and questioning the benefits the factory brings to the region.

A judge ruled that an alleged victim of the Alexander brothers must reveal her identity to proceed with her lawsuit despite sexual assault protections.

New York Attorney General Letitia James acted against Super 4 Seasons car wash for discriminating against Jewish customers with increased prices during Passover.