Both candidates for state comptroller got spirited over wasteful Medicaid spending, high utility bills, AI, prediction markets and more Thursday night in their sole debate before Election Day. State ...

Power of Two’s $1.5 million contract with the city’s Administration for Children’s Services ends Wednesday, clouding the future of the small community-based organization that’s served vulnerable ...

Following a judge’s order on Tuesday to restart the rollout of the pied-à-terre tax in New York City, Mayor Zohran Mamdani reaffirmed his commitment to the policy. The tax, which applies to high-value ...

Political luminaries covered in City & State New York turned out Tuesday night to celebrate the political magazine’s 20th anniversary. The event, held at Dramma in Midtown Manhattan, featured speeches ...

One million dollars to upgrade security at synagogues and other houses of worship, and $6.4 million for community organizations working to fight discrimination. A new campaign to educate the public on ...

After a surprise announcement she wouldn’t seek reelection, the county leader is endorsing a fellow Assembly member – but ...

Every day, child welfare professionals help create opportunities, restore hope, strengthen families, protect children and change the trajectory of lives. Much of that work happens outside the ...

New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin issued a rarely used subpoena on Monday to Elon Musk’s SpaceXAI to compel public testimony at the council’s upcoming oversight hearing on the risks posed by ...

The state’s ancient unemployment insurance system, long criticized for moving at a snail’s pace and its antiquated interface, is set to receive its first major overhaul in 50 years. The state ...

Now, Jeffries and James are household names, as House minority leader who may be on the cusp of becoming the first Black ...