At City Hall Park, Assemblymember Tony Simone pitched a tenant-protection package he calls among the toughest in the country.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani says City Hall has no legal power to cancel Mohan Bhagwat's Madison Square Garden event on August 29.

A state judge says both mayors violated the charter, and now a watchdog commission can sue future administrations too.

A lead plaintiff says he was arrested for sitting in the East 59th Street plaza. The venue now admits the space is public.

Cannabis growers and retailers say a proposed state wage board could push legal weed prices even higher and shutter minority-owned shops.

Residents in the Greene County hamlet say the closure has cut them off from a community hub, not just their mail.

A two-and-a-half-hour CUNY retreat at Hunter drew accusations of illegal secrecy before trustees held a two-minute public meeting.

Rabbi Yakov says he spent $30,000 fixing up the Kavanah Space, but the Lynch family wants triple the $7,000 rent he's paying.

A Putnam GOP chairman claims consultant Jackie Rosa linked Cait Conley's campaign to an outside PAC. Conley's camp calls it a stunt.

A state judge ruled FDNY must give competitive exams for top EMS ranks, ending years of what a union president called insider picks.

Spatial Equity, tapped by City Hall as a model landlord, is suing eight Shepherd Glenmore tenants in Cypress Hills over unpaid rent.

Despite fiery rhetoric on Gaza, Mayor Mamdani has never ordered the NYPD to cut ties with Israeli police or the IDF.

A New York judge vacated the freeze nationwide, calling out visa denials for Colombian professionals and families in Ghana and Jamaica.