Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani plans to implement universal childcare for children up to five years old in NYC, alongside increasing childcare workers' wages and funding it by higher taxes for the wealthy.

New York requires businesses to disclose the use of personal data in algorithmic pricing starting November 10, as outlined by Attorney General Letitia James.

NYC Mayor Adams offers re-employment to workers fired for not following COVID-19 vaccine mandates, with no backpay or service credit. The plan awaits a public hearing and approval from the Civil Service Commission.

Alvin J. Bragg, Jr. has won re-election as Manhattan District Attorney with nearly 74% of the vote, highlighting his approach to crime and democratic values.

FDNY Fire Commissioner Robert Tucker announced his resignation effective in December following his brief tenure since August 2025, with intentions to rejoin a private firm.

New York City public schools see a decline in enrollment, with over 20,000 fewer students this year, highlighting a trend of approximately 100,000 lost since 2020. Officials will not cut funding midyear despite the drop.

Mark Levine won the NYC comptroller race with 75.1% of the vote, promising to address affordability issues and increase fiscal accountability in the city.

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, a Republican, was reelected, positioning himself against policies from New York City, with voter sentiment reflecting a preference for his traditionalist stance.

Zohran Mamdani won NYC's mayoral race, facing challenges such as party divides and Trump’s funding threats. He promotes public safety reform and housing affordability, amidst some skepticism about policy implementation.

Governor Hochul announces $151 million in energy savings for New Yorkers by 2026 due to the ZEC program and federal tax credits benefitting nuclear power plants.

Trump endorsed Cuomo in NYC mayoral race, threatening funding cuts if Mamdani wins, and criticized his opponent's views, while early voting numbers soared.

NY Attorney General Letitia James visited a Brooklyn soup kitchen amid SNAP delays during a federal shutdown, as legal challenges seek to restore funding.

Zohran Mamdani leads NYC mayoral polls, could be first Muslim and Indian-American mayor, focusing on affordability, equity, and maintaining public safety.