NY lawmakers are backing a bill to combat speeding by requiring repeat offenders to install speed-limiting tech in their cars, prompted by a deadly Brooklyn crash.

The Tesla Gigafactory in Buffalo, NY is at the center of debates regarding state-corporate relations, with lawmakers considering regulatory changes that could impact Tesla's operations and questioning the benefits the factory brings to the region.

NY Attorney General Letitia James, backed by 17 other state attorneys general, urges Congress to reject the SAVE Act, citing potential voter disenfranchisement.

Mayor Eric Adams’ lawyer requests an expedited decision on his federal corruption charges, citing the urgency of the mayoral candidacy petition deadline.

NYC's mayoral race intensifies, focusing on the debate over a proposed $250 million public safety academy in Queens, with Mayor Adams defending the project against rivals who view it as wasteful.

The Working Families Party endorsed four Democrats in the NYC mayoral race, contrasting with Mayor Adams and Andrew Cuomo, while promoting a safe, affordable city vision.

Columbia University SIPA graduates protested the school's compliance with Trump policies by tearing up their diplomas, highlighting the detention of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil and criticizing the university's leadership changes.

New York Attorney General Letitia James calls for a public hearing on April 8 about the closure of Preston High School in the Bronx, to understand its impact on the community.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced nearly $200 million in capital investments set to support and create over 1,800 jobs in New York, facilitated by NYPA's low-cost hydropower and ReCharge NY program.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams predicts Yankee and Met home games will generate $909 million in economic activity for the city in 2025, highlighting their contribution to local economic growth and job creation.

New York legislators aim to close a loophole in drugged driving laws, broadening the definition of "drug" to prosecute impaired drivers more effectively.

A judge ordered a temporary halt to the detention of Columbia student Yunseo Chung by ICE, amid her ongoing lawsuit related to her protest involvement.

Columbia University student Yunseo Chung sues President Trump, claiming she faced repressive measures for her pro-Palestinian activism, leading to a dorm search and threats of deportation by federal agents.