An Indian journalist was denied a U.S. visa to attend; Columbia says international enrollment cratered before the pause.

A Manhattan federal judge skipped sanctions but warned law firms that leaning on AI could leave junior lawyers undertrained.

A federal judge says ICE agents offered no explanation for ambushing immigrants in courthouse hallways. The ban is effective immediately.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani renewed his call for Washington to enforce the ICC warrant against Netanyahu, even as he concedes New York has no power to act.

A statutory safeguard just paused New York's wage hikes, but home care aides still get a raise to $20 an hour.

Just 48 of 1,619 NYC public schools used School Streets last year. A new resolution aims to fix that.

Foreign Minister Araghchi's team scrambled to the airport hours after the U.S. demanded an immediate exit.

Every New York Democrat in Congress is backing a bill to undo Essential Plan cuts that hit hundreds of thousands statewide, including in the Capital Region.

Rep. Tom Suozzi says his plan is work permits, not citizenship, after Republicans circulated a clip of him mentioning 10 million people.

A First Department ruling ends OCA's bid to shield guidance that steered judges on protection orders and bail.

Mamdani sat with a mother who lost her son to a 1994 terror attack, while some Crown Heights residents say his words on Israel still sting.

Judge Valerie Caproni says RealPage's software likely enjoys free-speech protection, dealing New York's first-of-its-kind rent law a setback.

The city cleaned just 257 vacant lots last year, down from 1,440 in 2023, as complaints about rats and trash pile up.