NY Governor Kathy Hochul endorsed Zohran Mamdani for NYC mayor, aligning on issues like affordability and combating antisemitism. Mamdani leading in polls against Cuomo and Adams.

Judge Castel ruled ICE can continue courthouse arrests in NYC, despite ACLU's challenge, and temporarily blocked a DOJ policy for swift case dismissals.

Mayor Adams fired aide Tony Herbert for comments celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination; Herbert stood by his sentiments, but the office publicly condemned them.

Eaton is expanding in Orchard Park with a $18.5 million project, adding a 50,000-square-foot facility and 100 jobs, backed by New York State incentives.

Mayor Eric Adams signs Executive Order 54 to create the Commission on Universal After-School, aiming to provide after-school services to all NYC public school children in grades K-8, with an initial $331 million investment.

Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation to support families of 9/11 victims, providing resources and renewing the September 11th Worker Protection Task Force.

New York City and other municipalities filed an amicus brief supporting California's stance against the federal government's deployment of the National Guard in cities, arguing it oversteps military authority and undermines local law enforcement.

ICE agents in Rochester faced protests and had to leave, abandoning their operation. A construction worker was detained but further arrests were stopped.

Zohran Mamdani leads NYC mayoral polls with 46%, ahead of Andrew Cuomo's 24%, Curtis Sliwa's 15%, and Eric Adams' 9%. Wealthy landlords met to support Cuomo, while Trump criticized Mamdani and urged unity.

A New York state Supreme Court judge ruled that Mayor Eric Adams's executive order to reopen the ICE office on Rikers Island is "null and void" due to an appearance of a conflict of interest.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch opposed federal troop deployment in NYC and criticized bail reform laws for crime spikes, while mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani disagreed on the reforms' impact on crime.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced the distribution of 350,000 Chromebooks with internet access to public school students to address the digital divide and advance educational equity.

A federal appeals court upheld an $83.3 million defamation judgment against Donald Trump in E. Jean Carroll's case, rejecting Trump's appeal on immunity.