One of the most competitive and closely watched congressional races this year is in the Hudson Valley, where moderate Republican Rep. Mike Lawler is facing an up-and-coming Democratic rival, Cait ...

It depends on which of 14 panels you caught at Monday’s marathon City Council hearing on AI safety.

Now, Jeffries and James are household names, as House minority leader who may be on the cusp of becoming the first Black ...

After a surprise announcement she wouldn’t seek reelection, the county leader is endorsing a fellow Assembly member – but ...

Her former deputy, Michael Gianaris, writes about the sea change the chamber has experienced under her leadership.

Progressive politicians and celebrities blocked the road ahead of the Israeli Prime Minister’s address at the United Nations ...

National outrage over an alleged gang rape at Cornell University in 2024 has put changing New York’s sexual assault consent laws at the forefront of state leaders' minds. An anonymous former Cornell ...

Following a judge’s order on Tuesday to restart the rollout of the pied-à-terre tax in New York City, Mayor Zohran Mamdani reaffirmed his commitment to the policy. The tax, which applies to high-value ...

Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn's tenure as leader of the Brooklyn Democratic Party has drawn to a close, according to a Supreme Court judge. And that could clear the way for Julio Peña III, the leader of ...

If you’ve bought a banana in a bodega, an apple from a greengrocer or fresh salad from your favorite lunch spot, chances are that produce traveled through a 100-acre campus in the South Bronx – the ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced on Friday she plans to work with state lawmakers to pass legislation that would close the so-called “voluntary intoxication loophole” in the state’s rape law. The measure ...