New York Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled her vision for a Penn Station on Wednesday, pledging to overhaul what she called a depressing depot and make vast improvements to the areas surrounding the rail hub. Hochul’s…

Three New York nurses who objected to receiving a COVID-19 vaccine due to their religious beliefs have taken their case to the U.S. Supreme Court. That’s a result of a federal appellate panel striking down…

New York now has a Democratic gubernatorial primary for next year. On Friday, state Attorney General Letitia James formally announced what many had been expecting – that she will run for governor. Her announcement on…

As autumn has returned, a new survey of New York restaurant operators shows nearly half do not expect a return to normalcy in the next 12 months. Almost a fifth never expect it to return….

The largest union representing New York City Police Department officers followed through on its promise from last week and filed a lawsuit Monday seeking to stop the city from imposing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate on…

New York City is giving most of its municipal workers until next Friday to start the COVID-19 vaccination process. Those who have will get a bonus, but workers who do not abide will stop collecting…

The New York Joint Commission on Public Ethics met again on Tuesday, and despite even more new faces on the embattled public watchdog panel, the agency’s commissioners still could not generate enough votes to retract…

New York state officials on Monday filed their formal appeal in federal court against a preliminary injunction keeping them from enforcing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate on health care workers who object based on religious grounds….

New York now has a new online dashboard indicating the amount of COVID-19 relief funding the state has received and how much it has disbursed. State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli unveiled the tracker in a statement…