New York Judge Reinstates Limits on Solitary Confinement, Challenges Corrections Department's Authority
A New York judge reinstated restrictions on solitary confinement, challenging the state's correction department's extended suspension of the HALT Act, which limits solitary confinement.
New York City Voters to Decide on Empowering Borough Presidents with Veto Power Over City Council Land-Use Decisions
NYC voters in November could decide on ballot proposals that might increase boro presidents' power, enabling them to challenge City Council decisions on land-use, according to the Charter Revision Commission.
New York Attorney General Letitia James Leads Coalition to Protect Immigrants Under CHNV Humanitarian Parole Program
NY AG Letitia James leads a coalition to protect a key immigration program granting parole to individuals from four countries, emphasizing its importance for family unity and economic contributions.
New York City's Asylum Seeker Arrival Center at The Roosevelt Hotel to Shut Down, Mayor Adams Recognizes Historic Migrant Support Efforts
NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced the closure of the Asylum Seeker Arrival Center at The Roosevelt Hotel as the city adapts to fewer arrivals and integrates services with existing infrastructure.
New York Officials and Constituents Express Alarm Over Potential Cuts to Medicaid and Food Assistance in Trump's Megabill
The House is considering Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act, raising concerns in Brooklyn over local healthcare and welfare. Rep. Torres and Gov. Hochul oppose the bill, which could cut Medicaid and cause an $8 billion shortfall for NY hospitals.












