Gov. Hochul on Friday ordered the temporary shutdown of live bird markets in New York City, Westchester, and Long Island following the detection...
BynytimespostFebruary 7, 2025Mayor Adams on Wednesday called the prospect of new city budget cuts a “hypothetical” that he doesn’t want to entertain yet, as his...
BynytimespostFebruary 5, 2025Mayor Adams urged state lawmakers Tuesday to provide his administration with more migrant crisis funding this year — but his plea didn’t move...
BynytimespostFebruary 4, 2025New York doctors prescribing abortion pills to out-of-state patients will no longer be forced to include their names on prescriptions under a law...
BynytimespostFebruary 3, 2025Prosecutors and defense attorneys squared off outside the courtroom Friday over Gov. Hochul’s proposal to close so-called loopholes in discovery laws, a criminal...
BynytimespostJanuary 31, 2025The temperatures are still low, but the funding is rising. Gov. Hochul has locked in $35 million to go toward a state program...
BynytimespostJanuary 24, 2025New York students may no longer have cellphones with them from “bell to bell” under Gov. Hochul’s proposed ban, but public schools will...
BynytimespostJanuary 22, 2025Gov. Hochul’s new student cell phone restrictions will require students be separated from their devices from “bell to bell, meaning teens could not access...
BynytimespostJanuary 21, 2025When congestion pricing arrived two weeks ago, it was a happy new year reminder that New York can still try big things. It’s...
BynytimespostJanuary 18, 2025Gov. Hochul’s plan to put police on every overnight subway train starts next week, she told reporters Thursday. The plan, which Hochul first...
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