Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman says lifelong Democrats are flipping his way, but statewide polling still favors Kathy Hochul.

The state says Kalshi stonewalled subpoenas on sports contracts and bets placed by users under 21.

The Transport Workers Union is criticizing Hochul days before New York's general election.

Debt buyers chased old second mortgages past New York's legal deadline, Attorney General Letitia James says. The deal also voids time-barred debt in foreclosure suits.

An Irish green-card holder is among three people charged in Brooklyn as federal noncitizen-voting cases expand to California and beyond.

Disabled veterans in New Rochelle no longer owe school property taxes, but the district won't say what it'll cost everyone else.

The $58 million deal would add Staten Island and Brooklyn branches, pushing Dime toward a rare five-borough footprint.

Mary Jane Jung says a brain injury followed a delayed response during the New York bar exam; Hofstra disputes it owed her any help.

The $18 billion grantmaker is reorganizing its entire staff to put democracy and the rule of law at the center of its mission.

Federal prosecutors say the landlord's portfolio broke lead-safety and disclosure rules across more than 1,000 rental units.

Kisha Skipper says she was detained, not arrested, after a scuffle with Donna Nolan broke out at a Yonkers candidates forum.

A Suffolk County 501(c)(3) promoted a reception for Rebecca Kassay as she faces Will Sussman in November, flyer shows ticket prices up to $500.

Wavecrest now manages the 1,272-unit complex, where residents have raised concerns about repairs and past utility outages.