Teenager slashed outside Brooklyn middle school
It comes as school safety agents say they have recovered an alarming number of weapons throughout the school system, and are now being issued bulletproof vests.
NYS restricting commission proposes new set of district lines
This will have Democrats trying to unseat the six freshmen Republicans.
Key N.Y. congressional district back in Democratic control
Tom Suozzi defeated Republican Mazi Pilip in the race for the seat left vacant by Republican George Santos.
NYC schools report technical difficulties with remote learning
Some parents complained about serious connectivity issues, delays and problems logging into virtual classrooms.
Suozzi, Pilip face off in debate in race to replace Santos
Pilip and Suozzi brought the big bazookas to their make-or-break debate.
MTA head Lieber says Mayor Adams has not kept promise on bus lanes
State leaders held a briefing Thursday, saying the city's bus system is currently the slowest in the world.
Mazi Pilip-Tom Suozzi in NY-03 now a must-watch race around the U.S.
Experts say the strategies by each candidate are being carefully calculated, perhaps to be adopted elsewhere in November.
Congestion pricing lawsuits preventing improvement projects, MTA says
The Municipal Labor Council, including police, firefighters, EMS and sanitation workers, is joining the Staten Island suit.
Lawmakers want NYC to cooperate with ICE after migrant arrests
Some of the migrants accused of attacking NYPD officers in Times Square reportedly boarded a bus to California or disappeared into the community, where they are hard to find.
The Point: Suozzi aims to buck red wave in L.I. special election
The big bucks race to replace ex-Rep. George Santos will have national implications. Suozzi wants his old seat back, but now he's bucking a red wave on Long Island.
Calls grow to deport migrants who attacked NYPD officers in Times Square
The NYPD says of the dozen migrants involved in attack on Saturday, six are still wanted.
Mayor, GOP state chairman become allies in How Many Stops Act fight
For now, they're playing on the same team in seeking a way to undo some of the effects of the law.
Mayor Adams' veto of How Many Stops Act may be about re-election, pundits say
With the City Council set to vote on override of mayor's veto, supporters of the bill took to the streets Monday.
Scott Stringer wants another shot at taking on Adams for mayor
Scott Stringer is a familiar face in New York politics - state lawmaker, Manhattan borough president, city comptroller, and a man who lost the mayor's race to Adams. Now, he wants to try again.
N.Y., Justice Dept. reach settlement on reforms related to Cuomo accusations
The department said at least 13 state employees were victims of unwelcome conduct. Previous disclosures listed 11 women, but not all were state employees, including several Cuomo met at public events.