Governor Hochul announced GE Vernova's $41 million investment in Schenectady, NY, creating 50 tech jobs and updating facilities, with state tax credits supporting the initiative.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams expands NYPD's Quality of Life Division to Staten Island, aiming to address issues like illegal mopeds and public drug use, and improve residents' well-being.

Debate arises over NY Assembly member Zohran Mamdani's occupancy of a rent-stabilized apartment amid his $142,000 salary, stirring discussion on housing policy and prompting an ethics complaint.

EPA's proposed rule aims to withdraw climate regulation power, targeting the Endangerment Finding. New York officials and environmentalists oppose it, citing public health and climate goal risks.

Gov. Hochul issued clemency to migrants with old crimes, including Somchith Vatthanavong, preventing his deportation and marking a shift in her immigration stance.

Mayor Eric Adams proposes the "Compassionate Interventions Act" in New York City to address substance abuse by allowing involuntary commitment and mandating treatment, along with a $27 million investment in support services.

Mayor Eric Adams vetoed bills aimed at ensuring a minimum pay rate for NYC grocery delivery workers, drawing criticism and potential City Council override efforts.

A 20-year-old Guinean student, Mouctar, was detained by ICE in NYC, sparking concern among city officials and immigrant communities about a trend of ICE targeting public school students.

Former NY Governor David Paterson endorses Mayor Eric Adams for re-election, giving him support despite trailing in polls behind Zohran Mamdani and others.

A U.S. judge ordered ICE to improve conditions at a New York facility, providing detainees sleeping mats, toiletries, and confidential calls with lawyers. DHS contested the claims but will appeal the decision.

Finger Lakes residents urge NY Governor Hochul to act against Greenidge Generation's Bitcoin operation due to environmental concerns, despite the company's denial of delaying tactics.

Trump assumes control over DC police, activates National Guard, citing a safety emergency, despite local official objections and legal concerns about similar actions in cities like New York.

Governor Kathy Hochul promotes smartphone restrictions in New York schools to create a distraction-free environment, with nearly 90% of educational entities complying. The policy includes exceptions and plans for device storage.