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New York Seeks to Restrict AI Chatbots, Expand Teen Mental Health Training

New York Seeks to Restrict AI Chatbots, Expand Teen Mental Health Training

Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled new State of the State proposals to protect kids online, restrict AI chatbots and expand Teen Mental Health First Aid training statewide.
New District Leaders For Brooklyn’s 43rd And 64th Assembly Districts

New District Leaders For Brooklyn’s 43rd And 64th Assembly Districts

The Kings County Democratic County Committee voted in two new appointments in Brooklyn’s 43rd and 64th Assembly Districts.
NYC Gets New Housing Commissioner And Will Start Rental Ripoff Hearings

NYC Gets New Housing Commissioner And Will Start Rental Ripoff Hearings

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani appointed Dina Levy as commissioner of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, and signed an executive order that will allow the city will conduct hearings across the five boroughs where New Yorkers can lodge their complaints against their landlord. 
NYC Mayor's First Press Conference With Influencers Touches on Housing, Small Business Fixes

NYC Mayor's First Press Conference With Influencers Touches on Housing, Small Business Fixes

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani hinted at creating housing for artists and cutting red tape for small business during his first press briefing, which was only open to content creators and influencers.
NYC to Gain Free Childcare For 2-Year-Olds

NYC to Gain Free Childcare For 2-Year-Olds

Governor Kathy Hochul and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a new plan that would offer free childcare for 2-year-olds living in the five boroughs.
Queens Lawmaker Launches Bid for Congress Against Brooklyn's Reynoso

Queens Lawmaker Launches Bid for Congress Against Brooklyn's Reynoso

Queens Assembly Member Claire Valdez entered the June Democratic primary for New York’s 7th Congressional District, taking on Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso.
2 Brooklyn Men Sent to Prison For $12M Elder Fraud Scheme

2 Brooklyn Men Sent to Prison For $12M Elder Fraud Scheme

Yveler Marcellus and Felix Marcial were convicted of laundering money for India-based co-conspirators who tricked victims into sending checks and money orders by falsely claiming it would prevent their bank accounts from being hacked.
NYC Sees Broad Crime Declines in 2025, But Rape And Youth Violence Remain High

NYC Sees Broad Crime Declines in 2025, But Rape And Youth Violence Remain High

The number of murders, retail theft, robberies and subway crime continued to decline in New York City in 2025, according to year-end data released by the New York City Police Department on Tuesday.
NYC Mayor Signs Executive Order to Stop Solitary Confinement

NYC Mayor Signs Executive Order to Stop Solitary Confinement

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed two executive orders, including one that would stop solitary confinement at Rikers Island and another that would bring homeless shelters into compliance.
Facing a Challenge, U.S. Rep Goldman Launches Re-Election Bid

Facing a Challenge, U.S. Rep Goldman Launches Re-Election Bid

Congressman Dan Goldman will face former city Comptroller Brad Lander in the June Democratic primary election for New York's 10th Congressional District.