Governor Hochul and Senator Gillibrand warn of a potential $5.5 billion loss in federal education funds for New York, which could force local tax increases and impact students' welfare and learning conditions.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams seeks to extend construction bidding rule relaxations, facing union opposition and contractor oversight concerns, amid other political conflicts in Albany.

George Clooney makes his Broadway debut with "Good Night, and Good Luck," expressing both excitement and nerves about his return to the stage after 40 years.

A Manhattan judge temporarily blocked Elon Musk from accessing sensitive Treasury data, after a lawsuit from NY AG Letitia James and others, citing potential privacy breaches.

Mohamed Bahi, an ex-aide to NYC Mayor Eric Adams, plans to plead guilty to a conspiracy charge in a corruption case involving illicit campaign finance activities.

New York City's congestion pricing sparks debate over exemptions and financial impact on workers like teachers, with legal and political challenges ongoing.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams promotes free tax preparation services to help residents save on filing fees and maximize refunds, highlighting the benefits of the Earned Income Tax Credit.

The Alexander brothers pleaded not guilty to federal sex trafficking charges, with over 60 women accusing them of rape. They showed up to court in jail attire and face 15 years to life in prison if convicted.

Canal Street Market in Manhattan has closed, while Citizens Market Hall is also set to shut down, reflecting a broader trend of food hall closures in the city despite attempts at revival and adaptation.

The New York Historical Society's exhibit "The Year of Flaco" honors the escaped owl Flaco and discusses avian welfare in urban areas; it includes memorabilia and runs until July 6.

MTA reports a 7.5% drop in traffic due to congestion pricing in Manhattan, but needs $33 billion more for capital plans. Governor Hochul considers new taxes for the shortfall.

NYC's new guidelines allow federal immigration agents more access to city properties. This has prompted controversy, with critics saying the policy is confusing and could endanger immigrants and city workers.

Cooper Union won a legal battle to evict R&S Chrysler LLC from the Chrysler Building leasehold for unpaid rent, facing future challenges in managing and upgrading the historic skyscraper.