NY's AG Letitia James is suing Zillow and Redfin, claiming their non-compete agreement violates antitrust laws and could harm renters and advertisers.

Willets Point, Queens casino project gets community panel's approval, progressing in the NYC casino license race.

New York's Community Advisory Committees vote on casino proposals in the Bronx and Coney Island, with potential rejection in Brooklyn and consideration for a Bally's project in the Bronx.

NY AG Letitia James leads a bipartisan group opposing Capital One’s proposed class action settlement on the basis that it shortchanges customers on owed interest.

Costco recalls Kirkland Signature Ahi Tuna Poke due to potential listeria risk, involving over 3,314 pounds and affecting warehouses in over 30 states.

Manhattan's Community Advisory Committee voted against a proposed casino, Freedom Plaza, echoing rejections of other Manhattan casino proposals, due to concerns over congestion and public safety.

Mayor Eric Adams provides an analysis of seven casino bids in NYC, focusing on their economic potential and community impact, aiming for transparency and fairness in the selection process.

The INSPYRE Innovation Hub opens in Syracuse, aiming to boost Central New York’s tech sector and foster regional development.

Community committees voted against proposed casino developments in Times Square and Hudson Yards, highlighting the tensions between development and local sentiment in urban planning.

NYPD warns of increased Toyota Highlander thefts across NYC zip codes, urging anti-theft measures. Toyota also recalls over 90,000 vehicles due to HVAC issues affecting driver visibility.

Gas prices in NYC increased after Labor Day, with the average price reaching $3.33 per gallon, due to higher demand and supply shifts. New Yorkers also face rising rents and energy bills, with local residential rents up 5.5% over the year.

Rev. Al Sharpton led a march in Manhattan's Financial District to support DEI initiatives and protest against the Trump administration's policies, drawing diverse participants and coinciding with the 1963 March on Washington anniversary.

New Yorkers struggle with soaring summer heat, rising Con Edison rates, and increased disconnections, affecting the financially vulnerable amid the climate crisis.