AG Letitia James joins 21 other states fighting a federal demand for commercial drivers' Social Security numbers before an August 17 deadline.

Chief Judge Rowan Wilson escaped discipline, but only after admitting his CUNY forum remarks went too far.

State overseers credit Mayor Mamdani for honest bookkeeping, but warn New York City skipped a rainy day deposit even as tax revenue hit records.

Nearly 10,000 New Yorkers wait for organs while Albany's disability protection bill stalls again in committee.

Speaker Julie Menin wants answers on subway ads and fake TikTok trades pushing prediction markets to young New Yorkers.

Americans now owe $1.26 trillion on credit cards, but the New York Fed says stale debts, not new defaults, are driving the delinquency spike.

Thomas DelPonti accuses ESG Kullen co-owner Eric Granowsky of secretly selling off pieces of the Harbourtowne complex in Palm Harbor.

A nine-unit Hudson Yards condo went years without fire safety repairs while its private equity owner collected rent. Now residents control the board.

An Instagram account born from a Midtown sprinkler ambush is pushing the city to crack down on locked-up public plazas across Manhattan.

A new state court suit claims Columbia let staff rip off keffiyehs and spray protesters with a foul-smelling chemical unpunished.

A federal judge dismissed Lulu Liu's visa lawsuit tied to Staten Island's failed New York Wheel, while her co-plaintiff's case moves forward.

Rama Duwaji plans a September trip to Syria and Lebanon with an NYPD security detail, even as both countries carry the strictest federal travel warning.

The federal suits target DREAM Act-style tuition laws in all three Northeast states, part of 17 lawsuits nationwide.