Abdel Fattah al-Burhan postponed his New York trip after Washington tied his visa to a ceasefire deal, Sudan's UN envoy says.

Mark Levine's plan touches three city pension funds and pairs climate goals with a push for stronger returns.

The October 13 face-off comes as Blakeman blasts Hochul for dodging other networks and a labor union break deepens her troubles.

More than 90 judges and judicial hopefuls paid into Brooklyn Democratic coffers since 2012, a new report finds. Party leaders deny any quid pro quo.

Trump says Rubio is negotiating with Havana, but Cuba's foreign minister says talks have ended.

About 27,000 New York couriers will get checks over $1,000, some topping $5,000, in the largest labor settlement in city history.

Zellnor Myrie says Meta, X, Google and T-Mobile were among firms asked how they handle DHS data demands.

Letitia James says her office beat back a federal push she calls catastrophic for working families across New York.

Otsego County's Caitlin Ogden says she can beat Jacobs on October 1 — the first real challenge he's faced in over a decade.

The RAISE Act forces AI developers to register with New York and disclose safety plans starting in January.

Small businesses and shellfish growers hit by dry conditions since last summer have until April 2027 to apply for up to $2 million.

The Monday meeting comes days after City Hall sued to block a Trump immigration rule — and just before Netanyahu lands for UNGA.

The Brooklyn councilman's congressional run collapsed after socialists voted him down 626 to 555. He has ended the challenge.