Policy & Government

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has seen the homes of two associates raided by federal officials.

The indictment said fraudulent SNAP transactions occurred at the Throop Farm Market in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

The investment will create about 400,000 "green-collar" jobs by 2040, according to the city.

Adams supports restoring a Koch and Bloomberg-era policy that permits the city to cooperate with federal law enforcement on cases of undocumented people suspected of a crime.

As the city deals with large numbers of incoming migrants, immigrant rights advocates are sounding the alarm on some of the false narratives surrounding New York City's "sanctuary city" status.

The comptroller's latest report suggested that a lack of coordination from the city may have led to millions of dollars in unnecessary payments.

Residents said they wanted a farmers’ market, more events and public restrooms to be part of the future renovation of the public space at the southern tip of Cadman Plaza.

State Senator Gounardes, Assemblymember Simon gathered with accessibility advocates to call for the implementation of congestion pricing.

Stefanik has filed several complaints against judges she accused of bias against the former president.

In a recent report, the Independent Budget Office projects the city could save money if it adopted a free transit program.