NY Attorney General Letitia James won a court order to restore over $1 billion in federal education funds previously halted by the Trump administration.

NY Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit with 18 other state attorneys general against President Trump's executive order on elections, alleging it's unconstitutional and seeking a preliminary injunction.

A service dog named Penny was severely injured after being attacked by two pit bulls, sparking a debate on NYC animal laws and prompting calls for legislative reforms.

Attorney General Letitia James leads a multi-state lawsuit challenging the Trump Administration's restructuring of the HHS, which has resulted in service disruptions and workforce reductions.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams partners with Summer to erase $360 million in student debt for public servants, using the PSLF program, starting with ACS, DSS, and NYCHA employees.

New York AG Letitia James plans to sue the Trump administration over healthcare funding cuts impacting vulnerable groups, amid other legal confrontations.

NYC joined other jurisdictions in suing HUD for attaching new conditions to federal housing funds, which might affect over 2,700 households dependent on this support.

A proposed New York bill would allow the NYC Council to remove the mayor with a three-quarters vote, spurred by controversies around Mayor Eric Adams.

Governor Hochul announced the $53 million expansion of Storm King Art Center, noting the New York State contributed $11.3 million. The revamped site includes new facilities and emphasizes environmental sustainability.

Mayor Eric Adams aims to increase NYC's police force to 35,000 by 2026, with recent policy changes helping recruit more officers, and an overall decline in crime reported.

New York's Assembly has passed the "Medical Aid in Dying Act" after a lengthy debate, with the Senate's consideration pending and Governor Hochul's position unclear.

New York state legislators consider relaxing campaign finance rules within the ongoing budget deliberations, potentially allowing larger donations to be matched with public funds, amid criticism from watchdogs.

New York's AG Letitia James leads a coalition suing the federal government over educational policy changes risking billions in funding for diversity practices.