NYC Mayor Eric Adams adopts the IHRA definition of antisemitism to combat rising antisemitic incidents and establishes an office dedicated to this cause.

NY State Sen. Jessica Ramos, who had been critical of Andrew Cuomo, endorsed him for NYC mayor, a move met with disapproval from progressives and former allies.

Governor Hochul opposes the controversial "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," urging the Senate for a bipartisan option, while GOP senators debate the bill's cuts to healthcare and social safety nets.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Chancellor Aviles-Ramos announced a $128 million investment to maintain school budgets for the 2025-2026 school year, regardless of enrollment changes.

Andrew Cuomo expressed regret for resigning as NY Governor, critiqued successor Hochul's tenure, and has since engaged in the NYC mayoral race with union support and criticism from Mayor Adams.

New York City fully implements containerized trash collection in West Harlem, reducing rat sightings and improving cleanliness with the use of Empire Bins serviced by special trucks.

Federal agents handcuffed a staffer at Rep. Nadler's office in Manhattan during a security check prompted by reports of protesters inside. Nadler criticized DHS's actions as intimidation tactics.

Bernard Kerik, the former NYC police commissioner, died at 69 after an illness. His complex legacy includes 9/11 leadership and later legal troubles, culminating in a presidential pardon.

DOJ's Leo Terrell is preparing to sue the UC system for antisemitism, with possible hate crime charges and collaboration with NYC Mayor Adams to fight antisemitic crimes.

Charlie Rangel, former congressman and founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus, died at 94, leaving a legacy of impactful legislation and advocacy for justice and equality.

NYC is ending case management services at migrant shelters and shutting down the Asylum Application Help Center due to a lack of additional state funding.

The DOJ is investigating whether Andrew Cuomo lied to Congress about COVID-19 in nursing homes. Legal experts are divided on the case, and the timing raises questions of political influence.

The Knicks' potential playoff run could bring $832M to NYC's economy, with each home game expected to generate $91M across various sectors, boosting local businesses and job creation.