A Queens councilmember is advocating for a ban on horse-drawn carriages in NYC after another horse's death, supporting Ryder's Law for a 2026 ban and job alternatives for drivers.

New York Governor Hochul adopts a combative approach to redistricting, countering Republican strategies and prompting criticism from good government groups advocating for an independent process.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams increased funding for five district attorney's offices by 23%, totaling $633 million, to improve the justice system's speed, fairness, and efficiency.

NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani showcased a moderated stance on the police at a National Night Out event, moving away from his past "defund the police" rhetoric, while not committing to retain NYPD Commissioner Tisch if elected.

The DOJ released a list of sanctuary jurisdictions that allegedly hinder federal immigration law, aligning with Trump's Executive Order to combat such localities.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams received endorsements from religious leaders and law enforcement unions, solidifying support despite a lawsuit alleging corruption in his administration.

NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani emphasizes universal childcare, while facing criticism from Andrew Cuomo and Eric Adams on his policing strategies.

Eleven more NYC library branches will open on Sundays starting September 7, 2025, thanks to a $2 million investment following a $15 million increase in operational support.

Governor Kathy Hochul of New York met with Texas Democrats in Albany to discuss opposition to a contentious GOP-favored redistricting plan in Texas that could add five Republican seats.

A political clash intensifies between NY Governor Hochul and Rep. Stefanik over Medicaid policy and state spending, with the 2026 gubernatorial race impending.

An NY assemblymember seeks the release of Yeonsoo Go, a South Korean national detained by ICE despite claims of a valid visa. Community support surges as her education at Purdue University is jeopardized.

Mayor Eric Adams' campaign is under scrutiny for possibly fraudulent or forged signatures used for his re-election, which he dismisses as common in politics. His office reviews the signatures amid criticism over his casual stance on the allegations.

Attorney General Letitia James announced a successful legal effort to have the U.S. Department of Education release nearly $7 billion in frozen education funds.