#new-york-politics

#new-york-politics

Curtis Sliwa demands Andrew Cuomo apologize for his past comments on ICE agents as he hints at a mayoral run.

Calls for Mayor Adams to resign intensify amid corruption charges and allegations, distracting officials from their duties as they navigate the budget.

DOJ dismissed bribery charges against Mayor Adams, citing retribution concerns and campaign interference around the upcoming mayoral election.

Governor Hochul and Mayor Adams face political scrutiny as calls for resignation arise amid local unrest.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul considers removing Mayor Eric Adams after his aides resigned, influenced by the DOJ's decision on corruption charges.

The Trump administration's potential decision to drop corruption charges against Mayor Adams may significantly impact the upcoming mayoral race.

Albany Democrats are attempting to keep Stefanik's House seat vacant to undermine Speaker Mike Johnson's effectiveness.

The delay in filling the House seat is seen as a partisan move that disregards constituents.

New York lawmakers may delay a special election for a House seat to counter President Trump's agenda.

New York Assembly Member Sam Berger plans to legislate the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of antisemitism to combat rising antisemitic incidents.

Assemblymember Rebecca Seawright has been appointed chair of the Aging Committee, making her a vital advocate for New York's elderly population.

Majority of New Yorkers prefer a different governor over Kathy Hochul in 2026 despite rising approval ratings.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is considering raising business taxes to address the MTA's $33 billion budget deficit, but details remain under wraps.

Hochul's address reflected empty promises and failure to address affordability and safety issues New Yorkers face.

Hochul's State of the State address reveals proposed measures to tackle subway crime, sparking debate over their effectiveness and long-term viability.

Ritchie Torres is considering a gubernatorial run and criticizes the current administration's effectiveness in New York.

Hochul faced backlash for a tweet celebrating subway safety improvements following violent incidents, including a fatal attack, deemed 'tone-deaf' by many.

Prosecutors dropped charges against Brian Benjamin after the death of a key cooperating witness, making it impossible to prove their case.

Linda Sun faces allegations of using her position to assist the Chinese government and influence political communications.

Both she and her husband pleaded not guilty to various charges including bribery and money laundering.

Public officials' misconduct breeds distrust among citizens.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin's alleged remarks signify a troubling acceptance of corruption.

New York Democrats oppose raising the SALT cap due to the state's high tax burden and soaring spending under Governor Hochul.

Governor Hochul is criticized for supporting significant utility rate hikes amid high inflation, contradicting promises of no new taxes.

New York lawmakers must address voter concerns highlighted by Trump's election, focusing on economic issues beyond partisan politics.

Governor Hochul's subway crime and mental illness acknowledgment is seen as necessary yet largely symbolic in her State of the State address.

New York's refundable child tax credit limits low-income family's maximum benefits, but new proposals could enhance poverty alleviation efforts.

Bail reform policies in New York reportedly led to dangerous criminal releases, prompting calls for policy changes.

Progressive criminal justice reforms in New York are leading to increased crime and community dissatisfaction.

Bronx Rep. Ritchie Torres is urged to run against Mayor Adams or Gov. Hochul due to his stance against the far-left agenda.

Council Member Tiffany Cabán opposes proposed changes to involuntary commitment standards, citing potential harm to vulnerable populations.

Lester Chang's inauguration symbolizes the rising influence of the Chinese-American community in New York politics.

Governor Hochul's proposal aims to address mental health issues in New York, but faces criticism for potentially mismanaging the crisis.

New York Democrats are prioritizing political strategy over governance by extending timelines on special elections to hinder Republican legislative actions.

Democrats' proposed changes to special election rules in New York threaten democratic representation for strategic political gain.

Robert Giuffra Jr. will lead Trump's appeal, marking a shift in legal support for the former president.

Republicans in New York are energized by Trump's inauguration and aim to reclaim the governorship while supporting his agenda.

New York state's plan to spend $80M on Capitol stairs highlights government inefficiency and secrecy.

Governor Hochul faces criticism for alleged underfunding of a crucial safety-net hospital serving low-income patients in Nassau County.

Caban's resolution condemns Trump's deportation plans, highlighting economic threats and humanitarian concerns for immigrant communities.

Mayor Eric Adams is willing to collaborate with President-elect Trump despite facing federal corruption charges.

The partnership with the federal government is vital for New York City's success.

Gov. Hochul's 2025 agenda appears disconnected from New Yorkers' desires, emphasizing new spending without addressing major public concerns like taxes and crime.

New York is experiencing a significant affordability crisis with many households struggling financially.

Political candidates are campaigning on promises to improve affordability for New Yorkers.

There is growing frustration with public officials over financial issues, impacting approval ratings.

Democratic voter registration is declining in New York, indicating a potential national shift towards Republican support and increasing interest in independents.

Voters are increasingly abandoning Democratic policies, leading to a rise in self-identified independents and a shift in New York's political landscape.

Antonio Delgado's active campaigning hints at potential political aspirations beyond his current role as lieutenant governor.

Mark Levine is running for city comptroller, focusing on improving affordability and oversight of city spending.

Virginia Maloney aims to continue her mother's legacy in City Council, focusing on affordability, community safety, and addressing issues related to extremism.

Ritchie Torres has shifted his stance on immigration, advocating for both pro-immigration policies and enhanced border security in response to the border crisis.

Bronx Reps oppose widening the Cross Bronx Expressway, claiming it contradicts efforts to restore communities harmed by past highway expansions.