Rosalind Adams

Women subpoenaed by former Gov. Andrew Cuomo called on lawmakers to curb his litigation spending and push for greater protections for whistleblowers.

Women who reported harassment express relief, after getting ensnared in the former governor’s costly legal gauntlet.

The “No Kings” demonstration was part of a national day of resistance against President Trump at a time of escalating conflicts.

Inside Cuomo’s State-Funded Legal War Against the Women Who Accused Him of Sexual Harassment

The Democratic Senate minority leader suddenly decided to back the GOP’s spending bill to avert a government shutdown.

City’s largest hospital won’t answer questions about its gender services, while state AG Letitia James warns providers they can’t legally withhold services.

With concerns growing about shady solicitations, an internet entrepreneur with a controversial business record insists he’s on the level.

Faced with high-cost loans, social equity borrowers say a New York State program designed to help them threatens to sink their businesses instead.

Majority Leader Crystal Peoples-Stokes suggests helping indebted store owners — highlighted in reporting by THE CITY — with money from licensing fees paid by medical marijuana companies.

All cameras were on Roland Conner when he first opened, but in a fate experienced by other store operators, his deal’s costly requirements are threatening his dreams.