Governor Hochul announced the completion of Maple Commons, an $18 million affordable housing development in Croton-on-Hudson, Westchester, offering 33 homes aligning with New York's housing and sustainability goals.

Mayor Eric Adams lost his security clearance due to an indictment, affecting his access to terror threat info. Trump also revoked clearances of other officials, raising questions about federal cooperation.

A Brooklyn man was sentenced to 20 years to life for the unprovoked murder of activist Ryan Carson, with evidence including video footage and the murder weapon found near the crime scene.

Over 100 firefighters battle a multi-alarm fire at Arca Cristiana church in Bushwick, Brooklyn with no injuries reported.

Deaza Barkley, a 17-year-old student, fell victim to gun violence in Queens, the issue she addressed in a school project. Mourners held a vigil to remember her life and aspirations.

Federal Judge Dale E. Ho is reviewing a DOJ motion to dismiss corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, amidst allegations of bribes and resignations by prosecutors.

New York AG Letitia James announces 21 apartments return to rent stabilization after Emerald Equity Group's illegal deregulations and tenant overcharges.

NY Attorney General Letitia James celebrated a court win affirming the state ethics body's constitutionality, pledging to uphold legal oversight for integrity in government.

Nationwide protests, dubbed "No Kings on President's Day," took place in various U.S. cities, where demonstrators criticized President Trump and Elon Musk's influence, focusing on democracy and policy issues.

Four NYC deputy mayors resigned amid scrutiny of Mayor Adams’s administration and controversial DOJ issues, raising concerns about governance and stability.

Governor Hochul warns of a scam involving fake E-ZPass texts phishing for personal info; urges New Yorkers to verify messages through official channels.

The National Park Service has altered the language on the Stonewall National Monument website from "LGBTQ" to "LGB," prompting protests and criticism for excluding transgender and queer identities.

Three individuals were charged with defrauding NYC's COVID-19 housing program, facing wire fraud, bribery, and money laundering allegations, involving misappropriation of funds for personal luxuries.