NY Governor Hochul to Decide on Physician-Assisted Suicide Law by Dec 31
Gov. Kathy Hochul will decide before Dec. 31 if she will sign or veto a proposed law legalizing physician-assisted suicide in New York.
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Gov. Hochul Rejects Mayor-elect Mamdani’s Free MTA Bus Rides Proposal
Gov. Hochul rejects Mayor-elect Mamdani's free MTA bus ride proposal, citing the need for fare-based funding while…
NY Election Law Shifts Local Races to Even Years, Upheld in Court
New York's recent election law change, which moves many local races to even years, was upheld in court and is set…
Manhattan Mass Shooting Reignites Gun Control Debate, Influences NYC Mayoral Race
A Manhattan mass shooting renews Democrats' call for gun reform while Republicans use it to attack the NYC mayoral nominee.
NY solar industry fears job losses from GOP bill
NY renewable energy CEO Kevin Schulte warns of job losses if Congress cuts green energy tax credits, saying it…
New York to Create New Charge for Masked Criminals, Says Governor Hochul
New York plans to charge individuals with a new crime if they wear masks while committing another offense, says…
Former U.S. Rep. Nita Lowey, Trailblazing New York Democrat, Dies at 87
Former U.S. Rep. Nita Lowey, first woman to chair the House Appropriations Committee, dies at 87 after battling metastatic breast cancer.
Gov. Hochul Proposes ‘Inflation Refund’ Checks for Millions of New…
Gov. Kathy Hochul proposes "inflation refund" checks for millions of New York residents, funded by excess sales tax…
Ex-Bronx Assemblyman and Obama Aide, Michael Blake, Joins NYC Mayoral Race
Former Bronx assemblyman and Obama aide, Michael Blake, announces his intention to challenge Mayor Eric Adams in…
NYC Deputy Mayor Discusses City’s Response to Potential Mass Deportations
Deputy Mayor Anne Williams-Isom discusses plans to protect immigrants in New York from potential mass deportations under the Trump administration.