NY Politics

Stefanik, formerly nominated by Donald Trump as the U.N. Ambassador, is the likely GOP candidate for the NY gubernatorial.

The temporary restraining order is in effect until at least April 25 when a hearing is scheduled to take place.

The New York congresswoman hasn’t officially entered the race but said the GOP will ’reset' the Empire State.

A new executive order from the mayor’s office allows federal law enforcement agencies, including ICE and the FBI, to set up shop at the jail complex.

State education officials in New York have rejected Trump administration’s demand to eliminate DEI practices from public schools.

A proposed class-action lawsuit accused the former governor of mishandling COVID-19 patients in nursing homes.

In 2020, Cuomo made a state executive order forcing nursing homes to readmit people with COVID-19, provided they were deemed medically stable.

Former Solicitor General Paul Clement was appointed amicus curiae, or friend of the court, by Judge Dale Ho to present arguments regarding the DOJ’s motion.

The speaker of New York’s Council took shots at Mayor Eric Adams and President Trump while touting housing plans, ‘holistic’ centers and transit fare relief.

The former New York governor has launched his bid for New York City mayor, positioning himself as the leader to tackle crime, homelessness, and economic woes.

Mayor Eric Adams said 53 other emergency shelter sites would be closed by June.

A Vanity Fair interview about Barron Trump led to the resignation of NYU’s College Republicans president.

The department halted a NYC toll plan, citing no free option for drivers and its revenue-generating focus for a public transportation system.

New York’s highest court backed the Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government.