Attorneys general, led by NY AG Letitia James, seek reinstatement of NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox to prevent disruption of labor law enforcement due to lack of quorum.

AG Letitia James leads 22 states in legal action against the Trump administration for freezing emergency preparedness funds.

New York Governor Hochul announces settlement to end an illegal strike by state prison workers, with terms including overtime pay increase and a 90-day suspension of the HALT Act.

Protesters are set to rally against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, following his absence from a Democratic Primary forum, amidst controversy over legal advice linked to a federal corruption case he’s facing.

Adrienne Adams files paperwork for a potential NYC mayoral run, signaling a shift in the 2025 political climate amid challenges faced by the current administration.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams has requested dismissal of his corruption case, citing prosecutorial misconduct and leaked DOJ communications, affecting his presumption of innocence. His trial is currently on hold.

Raymond Santana of the Exonerated Five announced his candidacy for New York City Council's 8th District, focusing on rejuvenating his community and improving public safety.

Former NY Governor Andrew Cuomo is rumored to be preparing for a NYC mayoral run amid an ongoing probe into his professional conduct that could affect his law license.

Anthony Weiner files for a NYC Council run, despite a past conviction and sex offender status. Controversy arises as Frank Seddio, a key election figure, supports Weiner, raising impartiality concerns.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and CTO Matthew Fraser announced savings from a new partnership with T-Mobile as the primary carrier for city mobile devices, also offering city workers discounted plans.

Mayor Eric Adams has announced the closing of The Roosevelt Hotel's asylum seeker centers in New York City due to a decrease in new arrivals and the city's successful reduction of migrant care numbers.

Governor Hochul and President Trump's Oval Office meeting over New York City's congestion pricing ended without resolution, despite a frank discussion on the $9 toll and other issues like immigration policies and legal battles.

Unlawful strikes by New York correctional officers over issues like forced overtime have prompted National Guard intervention and led to the temporary halt of solitary confinement reforms under the HALT Act, worsening conditions for inmates.