Allegations have emerged of attempts to manipulate the NYC mayoral race, involving former Governor Cuomo and the Trump administration. Candidates have responded, denying or condemning the rumored political maneuvering. The truth remains unclear.

NY Attorney General Letitia James leads a coalition of 20 attorneys general in opposing a DHS policy for indefinite immigrant detention without bond hearings, arguing it violates due process and constitutional rights.

Rumors suggest NYC Mayor Eric Adams may leave the mayoral race for a Trump admin role; he has not confirmed these speculations.

The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that Trump-era tariffs under the IEEPA were illegal, supporting a legal challenge led by NY Attorney General Letitia James.

Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio endorses Zohran Mamdani, praising his focus on practical issues, such as expanding free child care and public safety, steering clear of divisive topics.

Curtis Sliwa reenters the NYC mayoral race, focusing on public safety, while Zohran Mamdani gains momentum with key endorsements, shaking up the electoral contest.

The U.S. has barred Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and officials from a U.N. meeting, and imposed visa restrictions on Palestinian passport holders, following a Hamas attack.

New York proposes a parole rule considering the developmental stage of juvenile offenders, stirring debate and highlighting the balance between understanding adolescence and crime consequences.

ICE arrests in NYC area surged by 56% over the previous year, with a focus extending beyond those with criminal history, facing criticism for targeting a wider scope of immigrants.

AG Letitia James led a coalition to secure the continuation of AmeriCorps programs, preventing major cutbacks and ensuring federal support of over $184 million.

Doug Lipari is appointed as NYC's executive director of the Office of Talent and Workforce Development, aiming to connect locals with sustainable careers and modernize labor enforcement with new digital tools.

Findings from Rutgers University indicate that NYC's high cigarette taxes may be encouraging a black market, with only 17% of littered packs showing proper tax stamps.

The New York City Campaign Finance Board announced a schedule for upcoming political debates to enhance voter information, with mayoral debates on October 16 and 22, and public advocate and comptroller debates on October 9 and 14, respectively.