As vaccine mandate is lifted, giddy Mayor Adams tours East Village businesses
It was a traveling road show, a magical mystery tour with a mayor happy to throw off some of bonds of the pandemic.
Andrew Cuomo's appearance at Black church in Brooklyn sets off speculation about motives
Political analyst says he has the means to run again for something, but may have come back too soon.
NYC ending school masks, indoor vaccine requirements Monday
These are the first steps toward normalcy after the pandemic up-ended our lives two years ago.
Judge hands retired NYC workers major victory in insurance fight
A handful of retired workers stood outside the gates of City Hall to bask in the glow of their hard-fought win.
NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks shares his vision for DOE
Banks outlined four pillars of his plan, including "reimagining the student experience," with a focus on career pathways, civic education, wellness and more.
Long Island Rep. Lee Zeldin gets GOP nod for governor
Long Island congressman likely to face Rob Astorino and Andrew Giuliani in June primary.
Experts: End of mask, vaccine mandates does not mean pandemic is over
COVID cases likely to determine just how back to "normal" the Big Apple gets in the short term
Gov. Hochul, cybersecurity expert warn of possible attacks by Russian hackers
The Big Apple could very well be Vladimir Putin's next target, and he wouldn't even have to fire a single bullet.
Number of weapons confiscated in NYC schools skyrockets, says NYPD
The picture looks even worse when you look at the types students are bringing to class.
Manhattan DA's office prosecutors handling Donald Trump investigation resign
The abrupt resignations by Carey Dunne and Mark Pomerantz called into question the future of the investigation.
New York opens new cybersecurity command center in Brooklyn
Officials say it's especially important after both the MTA and the city Law Department were hacked last year.
Zero tolerance subway enforcement takes effect after violent weekend
There is pressure on the mayor to create a perception of safety and some viable assistance for the homeless.
Mayor faces pushback from advocates for homeless after unveiling aggressive subway safety plan
The announcement follows a rise in subway crimes, but the mayor immediately ran into opposition from advocates for the homeless.
Kathy Hochul receives Democratic nomination for governor
Hochul scored a major political coup, but she might still have to face two challengers in a June primary.
Mayor Eric Adams unveils $98.5 billion preliminary spending plan
He got elected by promising to keep the city safe, and despite the pandemic of gun violence and an economy still hobbled by COVID-19, Adams says he's going to keep that promise.