Gov. Kathy Hochul extended a disaster emergency in Bronx and New York counties through Feb. 12 as a nurses’ strike strains local hospitals and prompts contingency staffing.

Eric Adams, former New York City mayor, agreed to a $4,000 fine after the city’s Conflicts of Interest Board ruled he misused a public press event to attack political rival Andrew Cuomo.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan and Reverend A.R. Bernard have been named co-chaplains of the New York Police Department Chaplains Unit. The appointments continue the NYPD’s long-established practice of providing spiritual and counseling support to its officers.

Mayor Mamdani unveils a plan to protect NYC's homeless from severe cold, adding hotel rooms for shelter, doubling down on warming centers, and increasing outreach efforts.

NYC Mayor Mamdani signed an executive order reinforcing sanctuary laws and immigrant protections, barring ICE from city property without a judicial warrant.

Governor Hochul announces $38 million for New York's 911 systems modernization, facilitating a shift to Next Generation 911 which supports voice, text, photos, and videos, enhancing public safety.

NYC Council Speaker Julie Menin supports legislation for year-round outdoor dining, aiming to make pandemic-era dining sheds permanent amid concerns such as costs and sanitation.

Mayor Mamdani speaks out against AI-generated photos linking him and his mother to Epstein and discusses AI regulation. He also addresses outdoor deaths from cold and invests in sustainable heating for NYCHA.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani aims to disband NYPD's SRG, facing criticism for its militaristic approach to protests, with support from a former official who helped create the unit.

Zohran Mamdani's endorsement helps Diana Moreno win a New York Assembly seat with a 60-point lead, highlighting his political influence and the sway of the DSA.

The Gateway Development Commission is suing the Trump administration for halting funds for the Hudson River tunnel project, which affects New York and New Jersey's rail connection.

New York's David N. Dinkins Municipal Building will open its tower for public tours, providing a free bird's eye view of the city starting this summer.

New York City secured a $5.195 million settlement from Uber Eats, Fantuan, and HungryPanda for underpaid delivery workers and reinstated up to 10,000 wrongfully deactivated workers.