Rumors suggest ex-Governor Cuomo may run for NYC mayor, with speculation he could win the Democratic primary due to ranked-choice voting, despite criticisms from opponents and past controversies.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams proposes eliminating city income tax for families earning up to 150% of the federal poverty line with dependents, potentially affecting over 582,000 New Yorkers.

Mayor Eric Adams sparked debate with wrong claims about undocumented immigrants' rights, facing criticism from experts and advocates who state all individuals in the U.S. are entitled to constitutional due process.

The City of Yonkers has ended its federal agreement on police reform, achieving progress in reducing excessive force and violent crime, with further improvements in policies and community relations.

President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter, sparking mixed reactions and debate over the use of presidential power and potential politicization of justice.

NYC expands the FutureReadyNYC program to more schools, offering students paid internships and career skills related to HVAC, decarbonization, and social services.

Mayor Eric Adams warns against disruptions to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, supported by NYPD's no credible threat assurance and a robust security plan.

Trump's lawyers ask NY Attorney General to drop a $454 million civil fraud case for unity, citing his electoral win. Concerns arise over the insurer of Trump's $175 million bond.

A new New York law requires landlords to notify tenants within 72 hours of a bed bug infestation, focusing on those in proximity to affected units. The law aims to improve tenant welfare and landlord responsibility.

Rudy Giuliani claims financial distress in court, where he's facing a collection proceeding for a $146 million defamation judgment over unfounded election fraud claims. His assets are restrained, including surrendering luxury items.

Harvey Weinstein sues NYC for "medical negligence" at Rikers Island, claiming inadequate medical care despite serious health issues. He seeks $5 million in damages for what his lawyer calls "cruel and unusual punishment."

Rep. Ritchie Torres criticized NYC Mayor Adams and Governor Hochul over a stabbing incident involving Ramon Rivera, who was released early from jail. Torres cited systemic failures and called for accountability.

NYC accelerates public works projects by enacting legislation that cuts bureaucracy, enabling quicker and more cost-effective construction, backed by Mayor Adams and Governor Hochul.