The Trump administration halted NYC's congestion pricing plan, which had been reducing traffic, sparking a dispute over traffic management and funding.

Governor Kathy Hochul prepares to deploy the New York National Guard amid an illegal work stoppage by New York correction officers, aiming to secure facilities and public safety.

A $42 million expansion of a Staten Island health center is jeopardized by a federal funding freeze, which has affected community health centers nationwide, leading to service disruptions and center closures.

A storm in NYC caused wind damage, outages, and travel disruptions, with significant cold forecasted to follow. Officials urge reporting fallen trees, and caution is advised for an upcoming coastal storm.

Governor Hochul warns of a scam involving fake E-ZPass texts phishing for personal info; urges New Yorkers to verify messages through official channels.

New York City will introduce the "465" area code in 2026 to accommodate increased phone number demand in several boroughs. Existing numbers won't change.

NY Governor Kathy Hochul initiates an audit of utility company management salaries to address high energy costs and ensure fair rates for New Yorkers.

The New York State Department of Health reported the first case of the mpox clade Ib strain, stressing public health vigilance and the availability of the JYNNEOS vaccine. No local transmission has been identified.

Officials warn of a scam involving fake texts about unpaid tolls related to NYC's congestion pricing, exploiting E-ZPass users by requesting personal info and directing them to pay through non-official links.

Governor Hochul announces expansion of Safe Options Support (SOS) to Staten Island, aiming to aid the homeless, including those with mental health and substance use issues, marking citywide coverage.

NYC district attorneys call for revisions to New York State's discovery laws, citing increases in case dismissals and public safety concerns since 2020. They support Governor Hochul's proposals for legislative adjustments.

NYC rideshare drivers face increased thefts by the "Tap and Snatch Crew," leading to financial losses and safety concerns; NYFTD offers a reward and advises vigilance.

Governor Hochul and Senator Gillibrand warn of a potential $5.5 billion loss in federal education funds for New York, which could force local tax increases and impact students' welfare and learning conditions.