With Sammy’s Law in effect, DOT will be lowering the speed limit to 20 mph in newly announced neighborhood zones in Dumbo, City Island, Broad Channel and St. George ...

The conversation touched on nuclear energy, wind power, an upstate natural gas pipeline and the much-maligned Manhattan tolling scheme.

Leading candidates Justin Brannan and Mark Levine agree that the Adams administration is as transparent as a brick wall when it comes to budgeting.

A progressive group supporting Democratic New York City Council Member Shahana Hanif’s campaign in a heated Brooklyn primary ...

There are already some AI guardrails on the books, including Local Law 144, which mandates bias audits for employers using automated employment decision tools, and the LOADinG Act, which regulates ...

The current system is deeply broken, and we are failing our city by failing to provide pathways to effective treatment post-incarceration.

Twelve candidates for New York City Council are running unopposed this year following two-year terms caused by redistricting. Though a high number at first glance, it’s not entirely abnormal in the ...

The Long Island county’s police department is working with federal immigration officials under a type of agreement that was banned during the Obama administration.

Queens is a borough of political dynasties: the Weprins, the Vallones, the Hevesis, the Addabbos, the Pheffers, the Crowleys, ...

State Attorney General Letitia James has turned to Washington, D.C. for her new communications director, with her office hiring Geoff Burgan to take up the position. Burgan comes to New York by way of ...

Nothing like a trade war to let you know spring has sprung. President Donald Trump’s administration has been playing a game of will they or won’t they with Canada over tariffs. The situation has ...

The road to economic prosperity is a bumpy one. Across New York state, our roads and bridges are in desperate need of substantial repairs, regular maintenance and new upgrades, and this is costing New ...