Policy & Government

There were less than 900,000 students attending college in New York state in 2022, a 15-year low.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams wants the city to embrace his 'Yes, in God's backyard' housing plan.

If passed, the bill would allow landlords to evict squatters more easily.

The city’s restaurant owners must apply for participation in Dinging Out NYC, the city’s permanent outdoor dining program by August. A new portal comes with new regulations and promises from city agencies.

In his farewell remarks as a NYCHA monitor, Bart Schwartz said the culture of management is the worst problem at the nation's largest housing authority.

The Mayor claimed he never met the woman who alleged he assaulted her in 1993 during their time working for the Transit Bureau.

A former Transit police officer said Adams took advantage of her 31 years ago when she sought career advice.

The Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), the state agency in charge of the legal cannabis roll out, will be fixed, the governor said.

City agrees to eliminate backlog of new arrivals who are reapplying for shelter, end use of waiting rooms as shelter, among other things.

The initiative aims to build more affordable housing for New York City's workforce.