Hochul Promises Cops on Subways, Expanded Day Care in State of The State Address
Governor Hochul aims to enhance safety and affordability in New York through lowered taxes, increased subway security, and compassionate mental health initiatives.
Refund Checks, Subway Safety, Cell Phone Ban All Part of Hochul's Budget Plan
Hochul's FY 2026 budget prioritizes inflation refunds, tax cuts, and subway safety, reflecting a commitment to support New Yorkers amid rising living costs.
NYC Crime Spurs Hochul to Propose Forced Hospitalization
Hochul's proposal for easier involuntary hospitalization may gain support amid rising violent crime.
Hochul quiet on increased penalties for mask-donning criminals as pols make another push
New York lawmakers are considering a bill to enhance penalties for crimes committed while wearing masks, particularly targeting masked harassment.
Hochul Promises Cops on Subways, Expanded Day Care in State of The State Address
Governor Hochul aims to enhance safety and affordability in New York through lowered taxes, increased subway security, and compassionate mental health initiatives.
Refund Checks, Subway Safety, Cell Phone Ban All Part of Hochul's Budget Plan
Hochul's FY 2026 budget prioritizes inflation refunds, tax cuts, and subway safety, reflecting a commitment to support New Yorkers amid rising living costs.
NYC Crime Spurs Hochul to Propose Forced Hospitalization
Hochul's proposal for easier involuntary hospitalization may gain support amid rising violent crime.
Hochul quiet on increased penalties for mask-donning criminals as pols make another push
New York lawmakers are considering a bill to enhance penalties for crimes committed while wearing masks, particularly targeting masked harassment.
Hochul, Dems claim to champion the working man - but the half-million ILLEGAL workers in NY prove that's bull
Gov. Kathy Hochul's budget reveals significant labor dependency on undocumented immigrants in New York, raising questions about labor rights and economic policies.
NY has 670K residents who are illegal migrants - including 42,300 undocumented restaurant workers
A significant number of undocumented migrants contribute to New York's economy, particularly in essential sectors like personal care, construction, and food service.
Hochul, Dems claim to champion the working man - but the half-million ILLEGAL workers in NY prove that's bull
Gov. Kathy Hochul's budget reveals significant labor dependency on undocumented immigrants in New York, raising questions about labor rights and economic policies.
NY has 670K residents who are illegal migrants - including 42,300 undocumented restaurant workers
A significant number of undocumented migrants contribute to New York's economy, particularly in essential sectors like personal care, construction, and food service.
Budget or Budge It? Gov. Hochul Continues Dawdling on the MTA Capital Plan - Streetsblog New York City
Gov. Hochul revealed the state's budget process by deflecting responsibility for the MTA's $33 billion funding shortfall and proposing a vague funding approach.
Gov. Hochul's $252B spendapalooza is meant to get her reelected - at YOUR expense
Budget or Budge It? Gov. Hochul Continues Dawdling on the MTA Capital Plan - Streetsblog New York City
Gov. Hochul revealed the state's budget process by deflecting responsibility for the MTA's $33 billion funding shortfall and proposing a vague funding approach.
Why New York Is a Sanctuary City, and How That Could Change Under Trump
Sanctuary laws are contentious amidst the immigration debate, with varying support in cities like New York as attitudes shift.
Hochul reveals massive number of undocumented workers as she fears Trump crackdown can crush NY economy
New York has 470,100 undocumented workers, making up about 15% of the workforce, raising concerns about potential economic impacts of mass deportations.
Why New York Is a Sanctuary City, and How That Could Change Under Trump
Sanctuary laws are contentious amidst the immigration debate, with varying support in cities like New York as attitudes shift.
Hochul reveals massive number of undocumented workers as she fears Trump crackdown can crush NY economy
New York has 470,100 undocumented workers, making up about 15% of the workforce, raising concerns about potential economic impacts of mass deportations.
Op-Ed | Protecting education standards for all students | amNewYork
Educational reform is crucial for students in Hasidic yeshivas to meet basic educational standards and secure opportunities for future careers.
Bitter cold to bite NYC into the weekend - with above-freezing temps in the far off future
New Yorkers will experience below-freezing temperatures but can expect warmer weather next week.
Andre Soltner, One of New York's Most Influential Chefs, Dies at 92
Influential chef André Soltner, pioneer of New York's culinary scene and Lutèce's owner, passed away, leaving a legacy of quality and mentorship.
Op-Ed | Hochul must close the gap in paid leave to address New York's maternal and infant mortality crisis | amNewYork
New York must improve paid leave equity to address maternal and infant mortality crises affecting mothers and newborns.
People's March' in NYC rallies for social justice as second Trump inauguration nears | amNewYork
New Yorkers rallied in the People's March to protest Trump's upcoming presidency and advocate for rights across multiple social issues.
New York Rescuers Break the Ice to Save Moose From a Frozen Lake
Rescuers navigate unique and challenging circumstances to save wildlife stranded in harsh conditions.
Hayden Panettiere's Idyllic Childhood Home Is Put on the Market for $4 Million-2 Years After Sudden Death of Her Brother Jansen
Hayden Panettiere's childhood home is on the market for $4 million nearly two years after her brother's tragic passing.
Memorial benches desecrated in NYC's Prospect Park with 'offensive hate speech'
Rising antisemitic vandalism desecrates memorials in parks, representing a disturbing trend and personal pain for families.
Holocaust survivors share powerful WWII stories at Elmhurst school for 80th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation - QNS
The 80th anniversary of International Holocaust Remembrance Day highlights the importance of survivor stories in teaching peace and preventing future atrocities.
Here's how you can name your ex after a rat this Valentine's Day | amNewYork
BetUS's Rat Roster contest offers a humorous way to confront toxic exes by naming rats after them for Valentine's Day.
Can you guess which two NYC department stores were ranked some of the best in the world?
Bloomingdale's and Saks Fifth Avenue ranked among the world's top department stores, showcasing their global prestige and local cultural significance.
Get Your Hands on Silly Nice's Best-Selling Cannabis Products at New York Dispensaries | stupidDOPE
Silly Nice is a rapidly growing Black and Veteran-owned cannabis brand in New York known for its high-quality, sustainable products and community heritage.
Man arrested in Quebec over plot to attack NYC Jewish centre faces extradition hearing in February | CBC News
A Pakistani man is facing extradition to the U.S. for allegedly plotting an ISIS-inspired mass shooting in New York.
Mieke ten Have Fashions a Home for Hudson Valley Neighbors
Mieke ten Have is a renowned photo stylist known for her captivating and evocative design approach that transforms spaces into memorable imagery.
Hochul finally unveils details of her plan to have hundreds of cops stationed overnight on subways
NYPD officers will patrol overnight trains, starting Monday, as part of a subway safety initiative.
NYC straphangers cheer Hochul vow to put cops on overnight subways - but plan remains unclear
Governor Hochul's plan to increase police presence on overnight subway trains faces skepticism regarding feasibility and NYPD staffing issues.
Exclusive | Widow of grandpa killed in NYC subway says Hochul's new transit patrols wouldn't have saved husband - as shooter remains on loose year later
Governor Hochul's subway safety measures are criticized as insufficient by the widow of a subway murder victim, highlighting ongoing concerns about safety.
Hochul finally unveils details of her plan to have hundreds of cops stationed overnight on subways
NYPD officers will patrol overnight trains, starting Monday, as part of a subway safety initiative.
NYC straphangers cheer Hochul vow to put cops on overnight subways - but plan remains unclear
Governor Hochul's plan to increase police presence on overnight subway trains faces skepticism regarding feasibility and NYPD staffing issues.
Exclusive | Widow of grandpa killed in NYC subway says Hochul's new transit patrols wouldn't have saved husband - as shooter remains on loose year later
Governor Hochul's subway safety measures are criticized as insufficient by the widow of a subway murder victim, highlighting ongoing concerns about safety.
Lake-effect snow buries parts of New York in 2 feet of snow during wild winter storm
New York and parts of Pennsylvania face extreme lake-effect snow with warnings in effect for over 650,000 people, bringing dangerous travel conditions.
Buffalo to be buried by 2 feet of lake-effect snow
New York is facing significant lake-effect snow, impacting nearly 1 million people and travel conditions.
Governor Hochul emphasizes state preparedness for the incoming snow.
Lake-effect snow buries parts of New York in 2 feet of snow during wild winter storm
New York and parts of Pennsylvania face extreme lake-effect snow with warnings in effect for over 650,000 people, bringing dangerous travel conditions.
Buffalo to be buried by 2 feet of lake-effect snow
New York is facing significant lake-effect snow, impacting nearly 1 million people and travel conditions.
Governor Hochul emphasizes state preparedness for the incoming snow.
'Trust Us': Albany Pols Offer Only Promises To Fill Massive Hole In MTA Capital Plan - Streetsblog New York City
Gov. Hochul emphasized the need for an MTA Capital Plan but failed to present concrete funding solutions for the infrastructure challenges facing New York.
Ex-Judge Forced Off Bench for Threats to Teens Is Back on Public Payroll
A former judge who threatened violence against Black teenagers has been appointed as an assistant attorney in Herkimer County, sparking backlash.
Governors Ball reveals 2025 Lineup with Olivia Rodrigo, Tyler, the Creator & Hozier
Governors Ball 2025 will feature top artists, including Olivia Rodrigo and Tyler, the Creator, from June 6th to 8th in Queens, NY.
Airbnb launches Super PAC to back pro 'short-term rental' candidates in New York
Airbnb launched a Super PAC with $5 million to support pro-short-term rental candidates in New York City councils.
Stewart's Spends Millions Buying 5 New York Convenience Stores
Stewart's Shops has expanded its footprint in New York by acquiring five stores for over $9 million from Jolley Associates.
Mayor Adams elevates two senior officials to deputy mayor posts | amNewYork
Mayor Adams announced the promotion of Tiffany Rasberry and Camille Joseph Varlack as deputy mayors, reinforcing leadership in intergovernmental affairs and administration.
New York starts enforcing $15 broadband law that ISPs tried to kill
1.7 million New York households lost FCC broadband discounts, highlighting the growing importance of support programs for low-income families.
Second Stage Moved Out. Now This Prolific Theater Producer Is Moving In.
Commercial theater producers are increasingly taking over spaces previously occupied by nonprofits due to pandemic-related economic pressures.
MSG Networks vs. Altice showdown: New York Attorney General weighs in on stalemate | amNewYork
Consumers are affected by the ongoing broadcast dispute between Altice and MSG Networks, hindering access to major sports events.
America's Largest BBQ Chain Closes New York Locations, More Soon
New Yorkers are seeking new BBQ destinations due to closures and changes in the restaurant landscape.
New York's Proposed Cannabis Bill Threatens Industry Growth: Action Needed | stupidDOPE
The bipartisan bill could severely impact New York's cannabis industry by enforcing low THC limits, endangering jobs and pushing consumers back to the black market.
New York state might soon send you a $250 check for unclaimed funds
New York state will automatically send checks up to $250 to individuals from unclaimed funds without any application process.
Most NYC bicyclists won't ditch Citi Bike despite increase fees
Citi Bike fee increases reflect rising transport costs in New York, yet riders appreciate its convenience despite potential safety and cleanliness concerns.