Gov. Kathy Hochul selected ex-NYC Council Speaker Adrienne Adams as her running mate for the 2026 election, signaling a political shift and a potential heated race ahead.

NYC suspends alternate side parking through February 8 for snow removal, while metered parking remains active and other parking regulations still apply.

NY and NJ Attorney Generals sue the Trump administration for freezing funds for the Hudson Tunnel Project, part of the Gateway Program crucial for rail service.

New York City's forecast includes sunny spells, snow showers, and extremely cold wind chills for the coming week, with advice to dress warmly and monitor updates.

New York State voters participate in special elections for three legislative seats, including one previously held by Zohran Mamdani. Early voting was impacted by a winter storm.

NY Attorney General Letitia James is suing the Kenney apartment complex owners in Newburgh for deplorable living conditions, requiring repairs and restitution for tenants.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $121 million state funding initiative for public transit modernization across non-MTA regions, aiming to improve infrastructure, services, and reduce emissions.

New Yorkers are preparing for cold weather, with chilly wind chills forecasted by the National Weather Service. Each borough faces cold temperatures, and no hazardous weather is expected soon, but colder conditions are anticipated over the weekend.

After a four-alarm fire in the Bronx, over 80 people were displaced, two elderly residents were rescued, and the building suffered severe damage. Challenges included frozen hydrants. The Red Cross is assisting victims.

The New York City area expects sunny days with occasional snow and cold temperatures, as per the National Weather Service forecasts for Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. No hazardous weather is anticipated.

A gas explosion at Boston Secor Houses in the Bronx resulted in one death, injuries, and displacement, with residents demanding accountability from Wavecrest Management and NYCHA, amidst safety concerns.

Four more deaths reported in NYC due to a cold snap, raising total fatalities to 14. City workers have placed over 800 homeless individuals in shelter.

New York faces a week of sub-zero wind chills and potential snow, with advisories for cold weather, coastal floods, and strong winds impacting land and maritime activities.