A new follow-up audit says NYC still cannot consistently prove that vulnerable youth are screened, counted or connected to critical services.

New York City’s new LIFT Tracker maps more than 100 public sites tied to a potential 50,000 affordable homes. The map could make City Hall’s housing promises easier to track.

Terrell Anderson was transferred after an NYPD hiring scandal. Now he is headed for a deputy-chief promotion in Brooklyn North.

A new EEOC complaint targets SEO and 14 law firms over alleged discrimination against white, heterosexual Christian applicants. It is the latest escalation in the legal battle over diversity fellowships.

A first-of-its-kind satellite Surrogate’s Court office is now open inside Staten Island’s Charleston Library. The weekly service brings estate and guardianship help closer to the South Shore.

A bipartisan Senate bill would impose age checks, parental controls and new safety rules on AI companion chatbots used by minors.

A Manhattan judge dismissed most claims against Coinbase over token sales but kept a narrower inventory-sales fight alive.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is pushing to keep New York gun sales in person as federal regulators loosen firearm rules.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has filled NYC’s 13 mayoral school-policy seats with parents, advocates and education insiders.

Eric Adams is pitching a post-mayor career in infrastructure and energy while warning that Mamdani’s housing rhetoric could scare off investors.

Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani invoked the Statue of Liberty as thousands of Haitian New Yorkers face the loss of TPS protections and work authorization.

A new Oklahoman photo gallery traces Wynnewood‑born Gen. Tommy Franks’s rise from small‑town roots to leading CENTCOM and the museum he helped build in Hobart. The piece stitches wartime briefings, Washington honors and hometown displays into a local portrait of a national figure.

A Western New York district paused a plan to bring a lifelike Realbotix robot into its high school after teachers and state officials raised privacy and safety concerns.