The FBI and other federal agencies have assessed that drone sightings over New Jersey and New York pose no national security threat, with plans to deploy advanced drone detection systems in response to public concern and disruptions.

The NYPD has prioritized monitoring stop-and-frisk practices for 14th Amendment compliance, amid rising incidents and historical delays in constitutional policing standards. Critics argue for better supervision to ensure lawful procedures.

Trump considers pardoning NYC Mayor Eric Adams amid corruption charges but needs to review the facts. Adams claims his indictment is due to his stance on immigration policies.

Two years into the "New" New York plan, significant strides have been made in reinvigorating NYC, but some objectives, such as increasing bus speeds, remain unfulfilled.

The NYC Campaign Finance Board withheld matching funds from Mayor Eric Adams' 2025 re-election campaign due to discrepancies in rule adherence and documentation.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin, Chief Advisor to NYC Mayor Adams, resigns as she faces a possible indictment in a grand jury investigation related to city property leases.

The US federal government is deploying a drone detection system in New York to address frequent drone sightings, despite no perceived security threat. Officials push for further action and authority to counter these drones.

NYC teachers report needing more training and resources for Mayor Adams' "NYC Reads" literacy initiative, as they face challenges teaching students, particularly those with disabilities or who are English learners.

Officials in NY and NJ call for increased drone regulation after a rise in sightings and a recent incident at a NY airport, urging legislative action to enhance local authority and the FAA's regulatory powers.

Officials respond to rising drone sightings in NY and NJ, including at the UN and Naval Weapons Station Earle. No threat found, but Gov. Murphy seeks federal aid and Rep. Gottheimer proposes a counter-drone bill.

A new law in New York City eliminates broker fees for renters, set to take effect in June. Landlord industry groups oppose the measure, threatening legal action.

Governor Kathy Hochul vetoed a bill that would have allowed leashed dogs into all New York state parks, maintaining a park-by-park policy regarding canine access.

The DOJ found that the Mount Vernon Police Department routinely violates civil rights through excessive force, unlawful searches, and baseless arrests.