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Mayor Adams' record is muddled as his re-election year begins

Adams faces a challenging re-election year with significant hurdles, including a corruption trial and the potential for a formidable Republican opponent.

Gov. Hochul must do much more to get violent mentally ill off streets

Governor Hochul's measures to expand involuntary commitment fall short; stronger actions are critical for public safety in a time of rising violent crime.

Gov. Hochul must play hardball with lawmakers to protect NYers from madmen

Hochul is aiming to reform mental health legislation in New York to enhance public safety and provide better treatment options for those in need.

New York Crime Rate Falls, but Number of Felony Assaults Rises Again

Felony assaults and rapes increased in NYC last year even as overall crime rates declined, indicating persistent challenges in public safety.

Hochul unveils vague plan to tackle NYC mental health crisis as subway violence plagues city

Gov. Hochul aims to reform involuntary commitment laws to address subway violence and mental health care shortcomings, facing skepticism over her vague proposals.

NYC crime: Mayor Adams and Police Commissioner Tisch tout felony drops in 2024 while battling public perception of an unsafe city | amNewYork

Overall crime has declined in NYC in 2024, but public safety remains a concern with ongoing issues related to repeat offenders.

Mayor Adams' record is muddled as his re-election year begins

Adams faces a challenging re-election year with significant hurdles, including a corruption trial and the potential for a formidable Republican opponent.

Gov. Hochul must do much more to get violent mentally ill off streets

Governor Hochul's measures to expand involuntary commitment fall short; stronger actions are critical for public safety in a time of rising violent crime.

Gov. Hochul must play hardball with lawmakers to protect NYers from madmen

Hochul is aiming to reform mental health legislation in New York to enhance public safety and provide better treatment options for those in need.

New York Crime Rate Falls, but Number of Felony Assaults Rises Again

Felony assaults and rapes increased in NYC last year even as overall crime rates declined, indicating persistent challenges in public safety.

Hochul unveils vague plan to tackle NYC mental health crisis as subway violence plagues city

Gov. Hochul aims to reform involuntary commitment laws to address subway violence and mental health care shortcomings, facing skepticism over her vague proposals.

NYC crime: Mayor Adams and Police Commissioner Tisch tout felony drops in 2024 while battling public perception of an unsafe city | amNewYork

Overall crime has declined in NYC in 2024, but public safety remains a concern with ongoing issues related to repeat offenders.
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New York employers must now offer paid medical leave of at least 20 hours for prenatal care during pregnancy

New York mandates 20 hours of paid prenatal leave, becoming the first state in the U.S. to implement such a law.

Protesters outside Hochul's Midtown office issue ultimatum over Robert Brooks' killing in prison: Arrest suspects, or we'll shut state down'

Protesters demand justice for Robert Brooks, allegedly murdered by correction officers, targeting Governor Hochul for accountability.

If Gov. Hochul wants a bright future for New York, she'll end the insane ban on fracking

Gov. Kathy Hochul's fracking ban contradicts her goal of affordability and livability in New York by blocking potential economic growth.

Exclusive | Growing like a weed: Legal cannabis shops in NY will soar to sky-high 625 in 2025, regulators say

The New York cannabis market is set for rapid growth with sales projections exceeding $1.5 billion in 2025.

New Yorkers could get surprise $250 in the mail from unclaimed funds thanks to new state law

New York residents may receive surprise checks of up to $250 from the state due to unclaimed funds.

5 things to watch as NYS lawmakers kick off 2025 and top Democrats brace for Trump's return

Democrats in New York face challenges with the incoming Trump administration, impacting their policy priorities as they prepare for upcoming elections.

New York employers must now offer paid medical leave of at least 20 hours for prenatal care during pregnancy

New York mandates 20 hours of paid prenatal leave, becoming the first state in the U.S. to implement such a law.

Protesters outside Hochul's Midtown office issue ultimatum over Robert Brooks' killing in prison: Arrest suspects, or we'll shut state down'

Protesters demand justice for Robert Brooks, allegedly murdered by correction officers, targeting Governor Hochul for accountability.

If Gov. Hochul wants a bright future for New York, she'll end the insane ban on fracking

Gov. Kathy Hochul's fracking ban contradicts her goal of affordability and livability in New York by blocking potential economic growth.

Exclusive | Growing like a weed: Legal cannabis shops in NY will soar to sky-high 625 in 2025, regulators say

The New York cannabis market is set for rapid growth with sales projections exceeding $1.5 billion in 2025.

New Yorkers could get surprise $250 in the mail from unclaimed funds thanks to new state law

New York residents may receive surprise checks of up to $250 from the state due to unclaimed funds.

5 things to watch as NYS lawmakers kick off 2025 and top Democrats brace for Trump's return

Democrats in New York face challenges with the incoming Trump administration, impacting their policy priorities as they prepare for upcoming elections.
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Nassau Judge Joseph Nocella next U.S. Attorney for the EDNY

Judge Joseph Nocella, Jr. has been nominated by President-elect Trump as U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York.

N.Y. Families Could Receive Tax Credit of Up to $1,000 Under Hochul Plan

Gov. Hochul proposed expanding New York's child tax credit to alleviate families' financial burdens amid rising living costs.
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MTA eyes new taxes, fees to plug $33B budget hole - even after NYC's $9 congestion toll!

Governor Hochul aims to address a $33 billion MTA budget gap without raising income taxes, but considers new taxes and fees necessary for funding.

Governor Kathy Hochul Proposes To Cut Travel Time On Metro-North In 2025

Governor Hochul envisions significant improvements to Hudson Valley Rail Service by 2025 to enhance capacity, reduce delays, and ensure safety for commuters.

MTA eyes new taxes, fees to plug $33B budget hole - even after NYC's $9 congestion toll!

Governor Hochul aims to address a $33 billion MTA budget gap without raising income taxes, but considers new taxes and fees necessary for funding.

Governor Kathy Hochul Proposes To Cut Travel Time On Metro-North In 2025

Governor Hochul envisions significant improvements to Hudson Valley Rail Service by 2025 to enhance capacity, reduce delays, and ensure safety for commuters.
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Exclusive | NYC residents slapped with congestion pricing 'surcharge' by fed-up companies paying new toll: 'Hochul inflation'

Manhattan's congestion pricing may affect service fees for residents, even if they don't drive, as businesses add surcharges to bill.

Congestion pricing start still on after ruling in New Jersey lawsuit

Congestion pricing in Manhattan will proceed as planned after a federal ruling, despite some remaining environmental concerns and New Jersey's objections.

MTA gets OK to start $9 Manhattan congestion toll following Jersey judge's ruling - but NJ isn't giving up it's fight just yet

New York's congestion toll plan is set to proceed despite New Jersey's legal challenges, with implementation starting Jan. 5 at a reduced rate.

Congestion pricing set to start as planned Sunday after ruling in final lawsuit: MTA

New York City's congestion pricing law begins on January 5, passing a critical legal challenge despite New Jersey's environmental lawsuit.

Gov. Hochul's latest big congestion-toll lie shows she KNOWS it's a disaster

Gov. Kathy Hochul's congestion pricing plan may harm less-affluent residents and increase traffic in outer boroughs, contrary to claims of benefiting commuters.

2024 in Review: The Year Congestion Pricing Almost Finally Happened (Again) - Streetsblog New York City

Governor Hochul reversed her long-standing support for congestion pricing in Manhattan, ultimately delaying its implementation despite prior commitments.

Exclusive | NYC residents slapped with congestion pricing 'surcharge' by fed-up companies paying new toll: 'Hochul inflation'

Manhattan's congestion pricing may affect service fees for residents, even if they don't drive, as businesses add surcharges to bill.

Congestion pricing start still on after ruling in New Jersey lawsuit

Congestion pricing in Manhattan will proceed as planned after a federal ruling, despite some remaining environmental concerns and New Jersey's objections.

MTA gets OK to start $9 Manhattan congestion toll following Jersey judge's ruling - but NJ isn't giving up it's fight just yet

New York's congestion toll plan is set to proceed despite New Jersey's legal challenges, with implementation starting Jan. 5 at a reduced rate.

Congestion pricing set to start as planned Sunday after ruling in final lawsuit: MTA

New York City's congestion pricing law begins on January 5, passing a critical legal challenge despite New Jersey's environmental lawsuit.

Gov. Hochul's latest big congestion-toll lie shows she KNOWS it's a disaster

Gov. Kathy Hochul's congestion pricing plan may harm less-affluent residents and increase traffic in outer boroughs, contrary to claims of benefiting commuters.

2024 in Review: The Year Congestion Pricing Almost Finally Happened (Again) - Streetsblog New York City

Governor Hochul reversed her long-standing support for congestion pricing in Manhattan, ultimately delaying its implementation despite prior commitments.
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Opinion: 2025 and New York's Fight Against Child Hunger

There are fears of federal cuts to programs combating child hunger as 2025 approaches, necessitating local action to prepare and adapt.

Mayor Urges Doctors' Union to Enter Mediation to Avert Strike

A potential strike by NYC doctors on January 13 highlights urgent staffing issues and contract disputes affecting public hospitals.
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Adams names new hate crime prevention head months after firing his predecessor | amNewYork

Appointing Vijah Ramjattan to lead NYC's hate crimes prevention unit highlights the city's commitment to combatting hate and supporting affected communities.

NYC Mayor Adams rips into ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo over bail reform: 'You're going to have to answer these questions'

Adams strategically targets Andrew Cuomo over bail reform in potential Democratic primary challenges, emphasizing accountability for past actions in office.

FIRST ON amNY | City Comptroller hopeful Brannan wants to hear directly from New Yorkers on how tax dollars should be spent | amNewYork

Justin Brannan launches a survey and listening tour to involve New Yorkers in budget allocation decisions for the city's $115 billion budget.

Mayor Adams tackles nonprofit payment delays, appoints new executive director | amNewYork

Mayor Eric Adams has appointed Michael Sedillo as the new head of the Mayor's Office of Nonprofit Services to expedite payments and support nonprofits.

Adams names new hate crime prevention head months after firing his predecessor | amNewYork

Appointing Vijah Ramjattan to lead NYC's hate crimes prevention unit highlights the city's commitment to combatting hate and supporting affected communities.

NYC Mayor Adams rips into ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo over bail reform: 'You're going to have to answer these questions'

Adams strategically targets Andrew Cuomo over bail reform in potential Democratic primary challenges, emphasizing accountability for past actions in office.

FIRST ON amNY | City Comptroller hopeful Brannan wants to hear directly from New Yorkers on how tax dollars should be spent | amNewYork

Justin Brannan launches a survey and listening tour to involve New Yorkers in budget allocation decisions for the city's $115 billion budget.

Mayor Adams tackles nonprofit payment delays, appoints new executive director | amNewYork

Mayor Eric Adams has appointed Michael Sedillo as the new head of the Mayor's Office of Nonprofit Services to expedite payments and support nonprofits.
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Exclusive | NY accused of offering NJ drivers measly $3 break on hated congestion toll in secret doomed talks

New Jersey dismissed New York's $3 toll discount as insignificant compared to projected increases in congestion tolls.

NYC Housing Calendar, Jan. 6-13

City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events, public hearings and affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.
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Congestion Pricing Has Begun in New York City. Here's How It Works.

Congestion pricing is now implemented in New York City to alleviate congestion and support mass transit funding.
The program is projected to generate $15 billion for upgrades despite initial political pushbacks.

Workers' Comp, Family Benefits Increased For 2025

Increased Paid Family Leave and workers' compensation benefits in New York aim to alleviate financial stress for employees beginning January 1, 2025.

New York State Delivers $6.5 Billion in SNAP Benefits to Fight Hunger in 2024

New York State allocated nearly $6.5 billion for SNAP benefits in 2024 to support low-income residents in accessing nutritious food.

NYC 'desperately' needs to hire more cops to combat subway crime, says ex-NYPD boss Bill Bratton

Former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton advocates for an increase in police officers to tackle rising crime, particularly in the subway system.

Exclusive | Group launches $7M effort to mobilize Jewish voters for NYC races - including for mayor

Aiming to mobilize Jewish voters in NYC municipal elections through a $7 million campaign focusing on voter registration and turnout.

What LA's Sanctuary City Policy Could Look Like Under Trump Administration | KQED

California cities are adopting sanctuary city policies to protect undocumented residents from federal deportation efforts.
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New York's Cannabis Industry Achieves $1 Billion in Sales

New York's cannabis industry has reached $1 billion in retail sales, highlighting equity and inclusion in licensing.
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Mayor Launches Year-Long Celebration of New York City's 400th Anniversary

New York City is launching 'Founded By NYC' to celebrate its 400th anniversary, focusing on diverse historical recognition and community voices.
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Ex-NYPD top uniformed cop Maddrey's home raided by federal agents: Commissioner Tisch | amNewYork

Federal agents raided former NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey's home amid allegations of sexual assault and misconduct.

Exclusive | NYC mayoral hopeful Jim Walden wants to fight City Hall 'corruption' with overhauled 'Integrity' agency

Overhaul of the Department of Investigations proposed by mayoral candidate Jim Walden aims to empower it with prosecutorial rights against corruption.

Feds raid home of ex-NYPD top cop Jeff Maddrey in latest probe of Adams admin

Former NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct, leading to his suspension and a raid on his home.

Ex-NYPD top uniformed cop Maddrey's home raided by federal agents: Commissioner Tisch | amNewYork

Federal agents raided former NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey's home amid allegations of sexual assault and misconduct.

Exclusive | NYC mayoral hopeful Jim Walden wants to fight City Hall 'corruption' with overhauled 'Integrity' agency

Overhaul of the Department of Investigations proposed by mayoral candidate Jim Walden aims to empower it with prosecutorial rights against corruption.

Feds raid home of ex-NYPD top cop Jeff Maddrey in latest probe of Adams admin

Former NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct, leading to his suspension and a raid on his home.
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Exclusive | Top NYC DOE lawyer urges donations for legal aid to migrants facing deportation on heels of Mayor Adams' meeting with Trump's border czar

Elizabeth Vladeck's fundraising for migrant legal aid creates tension with Mayor Adams' immigration policy stance.

It's time for Kathy Hochul to stand up for charter-school kids

Charter schools in New York face funding inequalities and caps that limit access, affecting educational opportunities for thousands of students.

Brooklyn resident criticizes city for not complying with its own trash rules

Starting Friday, New Yorkers can be fined $50 by the city if they fail to secure their trash bins properly, but some Brooklyn residents say the city is failing to maintain the same standards.

Former NYPD Chief Maddrey's Home Raided by Feds And Internal Affairs

Federal investigation launched against former NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey for allegedly exchanging sex for overtime while being suspended by the NYPD.

New Jersey makes last-ditch attempt to block NYC congestion toll before it takes effect Sunday

New Jersey is fighting to block the MTA's congestion toll set to start, citing environmental concerns and legal inconsistencies.

New York City's drought watch lifted after higher rainfall and conservation efforts | amNewYork

New York City is no longer under a drought watch due to increased rainfall and community conservation efforts.

5 Brand New NYC Traffic Laws Going Into Effect In 2025

New NYC traffic laws in 2025 include speed limit reductions, a new DMV points system, and removal of leasing fees to alleviate financial burdens.

Manchester City have 'to think about' new deal for Kevin de Bruyne

The midfielder has scored 104 goals for City since arriving in the summer of 2015.

New Orleans terror attack: NYC on alert as probe continues into deadly Bourbon Street rampage on New Year's Day | amNewYork

New Orleans experienced a devastating terrorist attack during New Year celebrations, leading to heightened security alerts across major U.S. cities.

Mary Anne Krupsak, Trailblazing New York Politician, Dies at 92

Mary Anne Krupsak was a pioneering political figure in New York, challenging gender norms and party leadership during her political career.

The Mayoral Has Begun. Everyone Is Frozen.

The race for New York City mayor highlights a turbulent political landscape as candidates navigate controversies and public skepticism.

NYC subways have seen attacks for 5 days in a row - despite cops, National Guard and even the Guardian Angels on patrol

The spike in violence in NYC's subway system has led to widespread public fear despite increased police presence.

10 people are wounded in a shooting outside a New York City nightclub

A shooting outside Amazura nightclub in NYC injured ten people, but authorities confirmed it was not a terrorism-related incident.

Intruder caught in bedroom at NYC Gracie Mansion: sources

An intruder was arrested at Gracie Mansion on New Year's Day 2025, highlighting security concerns at the mayor's residence.

Long Island native among New Orleans attack victims

A New Year's Day terrorist attack in New Orleans left 15 dead, including 25-year-old Matthew Tenedorio, igniting heightened alert in Long Island and NYC.

Politicians Want to Make New York Affordable. They Mean It This Time.

New York is experiencing a significant affordability crisis with many households struggling financially.
Political candidates are campaigning on promises to improve affordability for New Yorkers.
There is growing frustration with public officials over financial issues, impacting approval ratings.

AG James' office recuses itself from probe into upstate inmate death by prison guards

New York AG Letitia James recused herself from the investigation into the death of inmate Robert Brooks to maintain the integrity of the case.

Walkable' New York City Became Deadlier for Pedestrians in 2024

New York City's pedestrian safety worsened in 2024, reversing years of progress with an alarming increase in traffic-related fatalities.
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Congestion Pricing to Start Sunday, After Last-Minute Meeting With Judge

New York's congestion pricing plan is set to begin, with revenues aimed at public transport upgrades.
Legal challenges from New Jersey did not halt the implementation of the congestion toll.

Adams Says Administration is Looking into DOB Amidst Chief Adviser Indictment

Mayor Adams confirms investigations into the Department of Buildings following indictment of former adviser Lewis-Martin linked to bribery and money laundering.

What will it take for the city to rescue the Bronx 'Hub' from the junkies?

City Hall must address the ongoing crisis in The Hub commercial district to fulfill decades of commitments for improvement.

2025 Preview | NYC to enter pivotal election cycle, contend with second Trump term in new year | amNewYork

Political landscape in NYC is reshaping with key elections and challenges for Mayor Adams as he seeks re-election amidst criminal charges.
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Adams claims subway violence - including horrific arson attack - 'overshadowed' NYC's 2024 success on transit crime

New York City's subway crime numbers may be declining, but public perception of safety remains low due to high-profile violent incidents.

New York Police identify woman burned to death inside subway train

The tragic death of Debrina Kawam highlights serious issues of homelessness and safety in New York City's subway system.
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Tisch's applauded NYPD ousts: Letters to the Editor - Jan. 1, 2025

Police Commissioner Tisch's reforms are crucial for restoring integrity to the NYPD and tackling misconduct.

Ex-NYPD chief admits to sex with subordinate, denies he demanded it in exchange for OT

Former NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey admitted to a sexual relationship with a subordinate but denied demanding sex for perks.

Tisch's applauded NYPD ousts: Letters to the Editor - Jan. 1, 2025

Police Commissioner Tisch's reforms are crucial for restoring integrity to the NYPD and tackling misconduct.

Ex-NYPD chief admits to sex with subordinate, denies he demanded it in exchange for OT

Former NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey admitted to a sexual relationship with a subordinate but denied demanding sex for perks.
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Prosecutors: Brooklyn businessman will plead guilty to conspiracy charge in case against Mayor Adams

A Brooklyn real estate magnate plans to plead guilty to conspiracy for funneling illegal campaign contributions to Mayor Eric Adams.

Hochul Installs New Leader at Prison Where Inmate Was Fatally Beaten

Governor Hochul replaced the acting superintendent at Marcy Correctional Facility following a fatal inmate beating incident involving multiple staff members.
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New York state is defying Trump's plans to roll back climate action

New York's Climate Change Superfund Act holds oil and gas companies accountable for climate damage, providing much-needed funding for infrastructure and community benefits.

Hochul's senseless $75B climate cash grab will only speed New York's decline

New York's climate bill imposes hefty fines on fossil fuel companies, but its scientific basis and economic impact are heavily criticized.

New York state is defying Trump's plans to roll back climate action

New York's Climate Change Superfund Act holds oil and gas companies accountable for climate damage, providing much-needed funding for infrastructure and community benefits.

Hochul's senseless $75B climate cash grab will only speed New York's decline

New York's climate bill imposes hefty fines on fossil fuel companies, but its scientific basis and economic impact are heavily criticized.
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Woman set on fire on NYC subway identified as Debrina Kawam, of New Jersey, police say

Debrina Kawam was murdered by Sebastian Zapeta in a brutal subway attack in New York City.

New York Police Identify Woman Burned to Death Inside Subway Train

A 61-year-old woman died after being set on fire in a subway incident involving an accused suspect, raising significant safety concerns in New York.
The incident has prompted discussions about the need for improved care facilities for vulnerable populations in public spaces.

These are new traffic laws in New York slated for 2025

New York's 2025 driving laws enhance public safety with mandatory charter bus seatbelts and eliminate unnecessary fees on car leases.

Embark On Free "First Day Hikes" At New York State Parks This New Year's Day

First Day Hikes across New York State Parks provide a perfect way to celebrate the New Year with outdoor activity and scenic beauty.

The 25 best New York Post covers of 2024

From Hunter Biden to drones in New Jersey, take a look at the best New York Post covers of 2024.

Fatal beating of Black inmate in New York draws probes, outrage

Robert Brooks died following a brutal beating by corrections officers, prompting an investigation and calls for accountability in law enforcement.

New NYC Initiative to Preserve Arts And Culture Organizations

NYC Create in Place initiative aids arts institutions at risk of losing their spaces, providing resources and support to sustain their community presence.

NYC is the most popular tourist destination in the U.S., report says

New York City's tourism is recovering post-pandemic, nearing 64.3 million visitors, indicating its continued appeal as a top travel destination.

Inside the Guardian Angels' new mission to take back subways as New Yorkers are ready to fight back against transit chaos

New Yorkers welcome the return of Guardian Angels to subway patrols in response to rising crime levels.

Dozens Of NYPD Bosses Booted After Sexual Harassment Scandal: Report

Dozens of high-ranking NYPD officials were ousted following allegations of sexual misconduct involving Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey.

Guardian Angels revive subway patrols following deadly Brooklyn arson

The Guardian Angels return to patrol NYC subways in response to community concern after recent violence.

Newborn Baby Found Abandoned Outside NYC Building: NYPD

A newborn girl was found abandoned in the Bronx, indicating a troubling situation requiring investigation.

Op-Ed | Almost 65 million reasons why New York City tourism is back | amNewYork

New York City's hospitality and tourism sector has dramatically recovered, contributing significantly to the local economy and job market after the pandemic.

Exclusive | Andrew Cuomo opposes Hochul's $9 congestion toll while mulling comeback: 'Could do more harm than good'

Cuomo opposes Hochul's $9 congestion toll, questioning its timing amid New York's recovery challenges.

'Guardian Angels' founder slams New York sanctuary city policies after woman set on fire

Curtis Sliwa criticizes NYC's migrant policies and crime crisis as the Guardian Angels resume subway patrols in response to rising violence.

Democratic N.Y. Lawmakers Brace for Risks of a Trump Administration

New York lawmakers must address voter concerns highlighted by Trump's election, focusing on economic issues beyond partisan politics.

Five Laws Going Into Effect for New York in 2025

New York will provide 20 hours of paid leave for pregnant employees to attend medical appointments, a landmark policy aimed at improving health outcomes.

2024 Wrapped: The Year's Biggest Election News

Multnomah County voters embraced change by electing new political leaders, signaling a shift in local governance and potential new policies.

Streetsies 2024: The Year in Fake Pictures - Streetsblog New York City

Streetsblog utilized creative imagery to critique and comment on various controversial actions and events impacting New York's transit and labor issues this year.

Opinion: NYC's Animal Rescue Community is Exhausted

"Simply put, we cannot adopt our way out of this crisis.

In photos: New York City prepares for New Year's Eve - All Photos - UPI.com

Preparations are underway for New Year's Eve festivities at Times Square in New York City on December 29, 2024.
An estimated one million people are expected to attend Times Square to ring in 2025.

NYC's ex-top cop Ray Kelly backs Commissioner Jessica Tisch as she cleans up scandal-ridden NYPD

Jessica Tisch is taking decisive action to reform the NYPD, gaining support from Ray Kelly amidst ongoing department scandals.

Exclusive | NY education big urges Hochul, pols to lift cap on charters: 'Focus more on kids, not politics'

Lifting the cap on charter schools in NYC is essential for providing educational opportunities and improving student outcomes.

Governor Signs Law to Expand Heating Assistance For Seniors

Governor Hochul signed a bill to enhance access to the Home Energy Assistance Program, addressing heating cost challenges for seniors in New York State.
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