As of mid-afternoon Tuesday, the City Council did not have the votes to pass a “home rule” message that would clear the way ...

The controversial Medical Aid in Dying legislation has finally made it through both the Assembly and the state Senate, but ...

If the Senate passes the GOP federal budget bill, millions of New Yorkers will lose access to Medicaid coverage and ...

The tech sector hasn’t always been successful in getting what it wants out of New York’s regulatory landscape, but Airbnb, ...

Former state Sen. Iwen Chu is looking to get back into the game in Albany.

District Council 37’s No. 1 ranked endorsement of Adrienne Adams is coming with some cash. The public sector union launched a ...

Prison reforms, a packaging reduction bill and the Grieving Families Act could all come up for a vote before the Legislative ...

Some observers are closely watching high-turnout Riverdale as a neighborhood that could help decide the race. Gibson is ...

The lieutenant governor indicated he would be more willing to create ambitious and expensive social welfare programs than his ...

Hiding behind a fictional medical term enables police to justify ultra-aggressive tactics and then shirk accountability when ...

At City and State’s 11th annual Nonprofit OpCon, experts stressed the importance of flexibility and doing more with less ...

The NY Working Families Party, United Auto Workers Region 9A, and other organizations rescinded their endorsements of state ...