New York’s Democrats have joined Republicans in urging Gov. Hochul to pump the brakes on the timeline forcing New Yorkers to switch from gas-powered cars to emission free electric autos.

In New York and Washington, D.C., bipartisan coalitions advanced legislation to fund and care for those affected by 9/11 after DOGE cuts.

New York will continue to mount an "orderly resistance" to President Donald Trump's administration’s attempts to stop ...

STATEN ISLAND, N,Y. -- More than 100 people gathered outside Rep. Nicole Malliotakis’ office in Castleton Corners on Saturday morning to protest her actions in Congress, voicing concerns over ...

Congestion pricing signs along Midtown Manhattan’s 2nd Avenue between 61st and 62nd Streets. Gov. Hochul has said that New ...

Without new funding, the World Trade Center Health Program, which assists approximately 140,000 9/11 first responders ... Gillibrand and Schumer were joined by New York Reps.

Bloomberg backed Adams in 2021 following eight years of a Cold War with Mayor Bill de Blasio, his successor who successfully ...

Elon Musk on Wednesday acknowledged that the U.S. DOGE Service “accidentally canceled” efforts by the U.S. Agency for ...

The House of Representatives voted Tuesday night 217 to 215 to advance the GOP budget plan and President Donald Trump's ...

Balancing risky budget cuts with extensive tax reductions may force Republicans to backtrack on many of their key America First promises.