New York AG Letitia James introduced an online tool for reporting ICE actions, pushing for accountability and transparency in immigration enforcement.

New York City joins a coalition in suing DHS and FEMA to protect over $100 million in public safety grants, contending new conditions for funding are unconstitutional.

Curtis Sliwa insists on staying in the NYC mayoral race despite low poll numbers and pressure from fellow Republicans, including his boss John Catsimatidis. He vows to vote for himself and has backing from some GOP figures.

U.S. Representative Dan Goldman urges NYPD to arrest federal ICE agents who unlawfully detain individuals, amid disputes over jurisdiction and ICE's increased enforcement activities.

President Trump commuted ex-Congressman George Santos' sentence, leading to debate among NY GOP members. Santos expressed thanks and discussed prison reform plans, while critics questioned the decision and its disregard for Santos' victims.

New York Court of Appeals upholds a law moving most local elections to even years, stating democratic benefits. Governor Hochul supports it, but some Republicans and local leaders oppose it, citing potential negative impacts.

Manhattan D.A. Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. has been appointed as the new co-chair of Prosecutors Against Gun Violence, aiming to address gun violence nationally.

Despite President Trump declaring the halt of funding for the Gateway Tunnel project, local lawmakers and workers continue to push forward with construction efforts.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced $80 million in funding to support the use of zero-emission vehicles by seven transit providers under the state’s Zero-Emission Transit Transition Program.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the return of Israeli hostages, marking an end to their ordeal. She reflected on the tragedy, emphasized U.S. role in their release, and expressed hope for peace.

The NY Attorney General settled with 8 car insurers for $14.2 million over a data breach affecting over 825,000 New Yorkers. The companies failed to protect consumer data, which was used to file fraudulent unemployment claims.

Governor Hochul signs legislation to cut taxes in half for nearly 100,000 Mitchell-Lama residents in NYC, with implications for local tax relief in Penn South and a broader $4 billion affordability initiative.

NY Attorney General Letitia James' indictment shakes up the NYC mayoral race, with candidates expressing varying reactions from defense to calls for an end to political prosecutions.