Political leaders express their condolences following former President Jimmy Carter's death at 100, praising his integrity, sense of service, and impact on peace and humanitarian efforts.

The appeals court upheld a verdict against Donald Trump in E. Jean Carroll's case, finding him liable for abuse and defamation, and rejected his appeal for a new trial.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams is set to deliver his State of the City address at Harlem's Apollo Theater, aiming to redefine his administration's narrative amidst low approval and recent turmoil.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch has removed senior officials including Deputy Chief Chris Morello from the Internal Affairs Bureau amid a scandal involving alleged misconduct by former Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey.

Governor Hochul signed the Climate Change Superfund Act, requiring fossil fuel producers to pay billions into a fund for climate resilience in New York.

Starting January 1, New York and New Jersey will raise their minimum wages to $16.50 and $15.49 respectively, as part of ongoing efforts to match the cost of living.

Alex Spiro, attorney representing NY Mayor Eric Adams in a corruption case, joined the board of Turkish firm Marti Technologies, despite Adams' legal issues.

New Yorkers in public housing are concerned about the impact of Trump's policies if he were to serve a second term, given his association with Project 2025 and potential budget cuts.

Eric Adams' reelection campaign faces a setback as the NYC Campaign Finance Board denies him public matching funds due to concerns over conduct detrimental to the program, amid his federal indictment and unaccounted expenses.

Mayor Eric Adams' son held an album release and holiday party at Gracie Mansion, despite ongoing political scandals, reports Gothamist and The New York Post.

In an interview, NYC Mayor Eric Adams discussed topics including a tragic arson by a re-entered migrant and his indictment concerns, emphasizing the need for law enforcement and fair trials.

The U.S. saw a sharp increase in deportations with 271,484 noncitizens sent back in 2024, despite ICE facing staffing constraints to execute broader enforcement actions.

The NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau chief was removed amid a sexual abuse scandal involving a top officer, with leadership roles shuffled to maintain integrity.