The measure would force polls to stay open longer after outages, machine failures, or even ICE activity that blocks voters for over an hour.

State officials say unlicensed THC seltzers are cannibalizing legal dispensaries, and Albany may act next year.

New York's Form WTC-12 deadline was set to expire Friday, the 25th anniversary of the attacks, until three new laws intervened.

Carmen Robles still lives in the Battery Park City apartment she fled in 2001 — now she teaches its history to students born decades later.

Uber has spent more than $13 million promoting Gov. Hochul since January, including a new ad featuring finger-painting kids.

A vote next Tuesday would hand Tishman Speyer's new 48-story tower the biggest city subsidy since Mayor Mamdani took office.

Business Insider's first flagship event lands at the World Trade Center campus on October 29, with passes starting at $400.

The $77.71 million Gravesend building is fully electric and ADA-compliant, with two science labs and a gymatorium.

A national trade group and two Bronx and Harlem supermarkets say Mamdani's rent-free city grocery plan is illegal antitrust favoritism.

Southbridge Towers hosted co-op leaders warning Local Law 97 retrofit costs could outweigh a decade of financial challenges combined.

The new City Hall office, run by union organizer Tony Perlstein, can now investigate wage violations even without a worker complaint.

A disappearing-message app links City Hall to over 200 influencers, and a call for a formal probe is already on the table.

A class action claims the tower's landlord quietly pulled rent concessions, hiking some renewals more than 50% for up to 3,500 tenants.