Mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo lives in a luxury Midtown East apartment, sparking criticism. Old photos with Yasser Arafat also resurfaced, causing controversy.

Attorneys general from 22 states secured a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's NIH funding cuts, protecting billions in research funds.

Adrienne Adams is considering a mayoral run, which may become evident in her upcoming State of the City address, amidst political tension with former Governor Cuomo and current Mayor Eric Adams.

Four major credit rating agencies affirmed New York City's strong bond ratings and positive outlook, indicating confidence in the city's fiscal health and economic recovery.

NY Governor Hochul supports laid-off federal workers, hosting a roundtable and visiting a hospital to oppose Medicaid cuts. Sen. Schumer criticizes Social Security office closures. Hochul's ad campaign invites laid-off workers to join NY's workforce.

Governor Hochul directed Hunter College to remove a listing for a Palestinian Studies professorship amid concerns of promoting antisemitism in the classroom.

AG Letitia James leads 22 states in legal action against the Trump administration for freezing emergency preparedness funds.

Mayor Eric Adams has announced the closing of The Roosevelt Hotel's asylum seeker centers in New York City due to a decrease in new arrivals and the city's successful reduction of migrant care numbers.

Governor Hochul and President Trump's Oval Office meeting over New York City's congestion pricing ended without resolution, despite a frank discussion on the $9 toll and other issues like immigration policies and legal battles.

AG Letitia James leads 17 states in opposing federal restrictions on transgender youth health care, pushing for an injunction to block discriminatory Executive Orders.

New York City has sued the Trump administration for the alleged illegal withdrawal of $80 million in FEMA funds for migrant aid, seeking reinstatement and legal protection.

NY Attorney General Letitia James and a coalition of 15 attorneys general are challenging the Trump administration's proposed NIH funding cuts to protect public health and research.

Trump administration reverses cuts to the World Trade Center Health Program after backlash, ensuring continued support and research funding for 9/11 first responders and survivors.