Trial of Nadine Menendez, wife of former Senator Bob Menendez, on bribery charges starts Tuesday, according to ABC7NY. She's accused of accepting bribes for political favors.

New York Attorney General leads a coalition opposing federal passport changes that could harm transgender and non-binary individuals' rights to accurate ID documents.

City Councilman Justin Brannan's campaign for NYC Comptroller gains the Uniformed Firefighters Association's endorsement and support from Democratic Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie.

NYC's effort to tackle homelessness and mental health issues faces scrutiny, with $3.5 million spent to clear 2,300 encampments resulting in only 114 people moved to shelters. Mayor Adams promises $650 million in new funding to improve the situation.

New York mourns former Congresswoman Nita Lowey, who passed away at 87. Governor Hochul orders flags at half-staff to honor her 32-year service in the House.

Pirate's Booty founder Robert Ehrlich declared himself Sea Cliff's mayor, creating a disturbance that resulted in police intervention and an official reminder of the legal election process.

Court ordered reinstatement of unjustly fired federal workers, a move led by NY Attorney General Letitia James against the Trump administration's practices.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams celebrates a record high in total employment, with the city achieving over 4.8 million jobs, marking the tenth record set under his administration.

Federal agents arrested Columbia University student Leqaa Korda for overstaying her visa and participating in protests. Another student self-deported using a CBP app. The crackdowns may be due to pro-Palestinian campus activism.

Democrats are split over a GOP funding bill to avoid a government shutdown, with Sen. Schumer advocating for it, despite criticism from party members like AOC, who sees the bill as a betrayal.

NY Attorney General Letitia James sues to stop the Trump administration from cutting the Department of Education's workforce, protecting student resources and services.

New York City's population grew by 87,000 to 8,478,000 in the last year, marking two consecutive years of growth, with Mayor Adams crediting economic and safety improvements.

The DOJ investigates NYC's homeless sheltering, issuing subpoenas for hotel records used to house the homeless and migrants, amidst wider debates on sanctuary city policies and immigration law enforcement.