Jon Campbell

The governor spoke to the president on Sunday and sent her demands to DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.

The state Assembly held a hearing Tuesday on medical uses for psilocybin, which three states have legalized.

The checks range from $150 to $400 and will be sent to more than 8 million New Yorkers.

Attorney General Letitia James’ office proposed rules to implement a state law restricting how social media platforms present content to kids and teens.

Hochul said the guard members would deter would-be criminals looking to enter the transit system.

The state’s decision to euthanize a celebrity squirrel became an issue during the presidential campaign, disrupting lives around the country.

State regulators have changed how they're applying a rule about how close dispensaries can be to schools.

His decision could clear the way for Rep. Elise Stefanik to seek the Executive Mansion without a competitive GOP primary.

At Bodega Comedy, the city's funniest comics take the stage behind the counter — next to the cough syrup and beef patties. It’s one of NYC’s most viral, chaotic and unforgettable nights out.

Avi Small was placed on leave last week amid a harassment complaint.

Delis and bodegas say they are struggling to keep prices reasonable as the cost of eggs surges.

The Democratic governor is up for re-election herself next year and vowed not to raise taxes.

The regulations would require safety protocols — and more disclosure when things go wrong.

Hochul has blocked income-tax hikes and shown little interest in changing her mind.

Councilmember Kristy Marmaroto, who represents the district, was opposed.

Opponents, including New York’s Roman Catholic bishops, are hoping to flip a senator or two to their side, which could doom the bill.

The announcement marks a dramatic break with Hochul, who appointed him to the role in 2022.

Consumer advocates say the mini-loans can encourage people to spend beyond their means.

The state Senate passed a bill to reclassify parkland next to the Mets' stadium, advancing Steve Cohen’s $8 billion casino and entertainment proposal.

Democrats and Republicans are set to battle over a key tax that’s helping fund MTA construction