New York City to Reinstate Alternate Side Parking Thursday After Month-Long Snow Hiatus
Alternate side parking rules are resuming in NYC following a suspension due to a severe storm in January, with drivers advised to move their cars for street cleaning.
NY AG Slaps EmblemHealth Over 'Ghost' Mental Health Network
Letitia James won $2.5 million and forced reforms after finding EmblemHealth’s directories left patients stranded without mental-health care. The settlement includes restitution and monitoring.
NY Attorney General Letitia James Leads Multi-State Opposition to SAVE America Act, Citing Threats to Voter Accessibility
NY Attorney General Letitia James leads 11 states against the SAVE America Act, arguing it would disenfranchise voters by requiring proof of citizenship for registration.
Masked Robbery Scare On Candlewood Road Closes Fairfield Schools
An early‑morning armed robbery and possible home invasion on Candlewood Road prompted a shelter‑in‑place and closed three Fairfield schools as police searched the neighborhood. Authorities say suspects were detained and there were no injuries reported.
City Environmental Labs Bolt Flushing For 155K-SF LIC Megadeal
NYC DEP will consolidate its Queens lab and offices into a 155,000‑sf Long Island City space under a 20‑year lease. City filings show the agency will cover more than $105M in fit‑out costs.
Hochul Hits Brakes On Robotaxis, Leaving Waymo Stuck At New York’s Curb
Gov. Kathy Hochul removed budget language to allow commercial robotaxi pilots outside NYC, a setback that complicates Waymo's planned 2026 expansion and renews labor concerns.












