Politics Archives – Page 111 of 384 – Politics NY

Mayor Adams smiling

Politics

Mayor Adams opts out of Democratic primary, launches independent re-election bid

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Mayor Adams at podium standing next to Speaker Adrienne Adams

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Adams’ primary rivals allege he’s still in Trump’s pocket despite judge tossing corruption case

By Ethan Stark-Miller

v01

New lawsuit alleges favoritism, political corruption in Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment award process

By Emily Swanson

Columbia University protesters chain selves to gate

More unrest at Columbia University: Students chain selves to gate in protest of Mahmoud Khalil ICE detainment

By Dean Moses

Mayor Eric Adams speaking at Gracie Mansion

Politics

‘End of this chapter’: Mayor Adams celebrates end of criminal corruption case, hawks Trump FBI director’s ‘deep state’ book

By Ethan Stark-Miller

cuomo

Queens

Cuomo picks up new wave of Queens endorsements in bid for mayor

By Shane O’Brien

Mayor Adams

Politics

Criminal indictment against Mayor Adams dismissed by federal judge

By Robert Pozarycki & Ethan Stark-Miller

Mayor Eric Adams speaks about campaign

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Adams declines to say if he’ll have enough signatures to run in Democratic primary

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Mayor Eric Adams speaking at City Hall on 2025 NYC Mayor's Race

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Eric Adams attacks frontrunners Cuomo, Mamdani over management and public safety

By Ethan Stark-Miller

casino

Bronx casino plan takes step forward as lawmakers introduce parkland bill

By Emily Swanson

Nassau town officials challenge state's push for large-scale energy projects

Nassau

Nassau towns push back on large-scale energy projects

By Casey Fahrer

DSC_1322 (1)

Nassau

Long Island’s congressional delegation talks SALT limit, bipartisanship at Long Island Association meeting

By Isabella Gallo

Long Island Federation of Labor president John Durso called Trump's executive order ending collective bargaining with federal labor unions "anti-democracy."

Union leaders condemn Trump’s executive order on collective bargaining

By Connor Patton

dumping

NYC dramatically raises fines to curb illegal dumping in parks

By Emily Swanson

D'Esposito inspector general department of labor IG trump

Nassau

Trump taps ex-U.S. Rep Anthony D’Esposito to be labor inspector general

By Nicole Formisano

NYPD transgender cops celebrate Day of Visibility and demonstrate the city’s blue line has many colors

By Dean Moses

NC-TeslaTakedown_032925_082e2 (c) Karen Rubin

Nassau

Manhasset’s Tesla Takedown chapter brings first-time protestors out on the street, clashes with local conservative group

By Isabella Gallo

Working Families Party slate of candidates in NYC Mayor's race

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Can Working Families Party’s strategy to beat Cuomo, Adams with lefty ranked-choice slate work?

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Manhattan pol speaks about outdoor dining season in Manhattan

Politics

As NYC outdoor dining season launches, Manhattan Assembly member wants to make it year-round again

By Dean Moses

Bronx

Letter to the editor: CM Salamanca announces candidacy for Bronx BP

By Council Member Rafael Salamanca Jr.

ari kagan and inna vernikov

Brooklyn

Ari Kagan to challenge Council Member Inna Vernikov in 48th District GOP Primary

By Adam Daly

forest hills stadium

Queens

Richards calls on Mayor to intervene and save summer concerts at Forest Hills Stadium

By Shane O’Brien

coverinset_2025_02_19_am

Health

How would Hochul’s involuntary commitment power play potentially impact the way NYC handles severe mental illness in the subways?

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino talked about importance of maintaining the environment with new program dates added

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay launches clean-up efforts

By Casey Fahrer

More from Around New York

20260508_110914

Attorney General Letitia James and Bronx electeds rally in the Bronx against surveillance pricing

New Pride Agenda executive director Kei Williams delivers remars in the State Capitol on May 6, 2026.

Advocates call on New York State to protect gender-affirming care, establish 24-hour LGBTQ crisis hotline

Paublo Torres is accused of turning the El Catracho sports bar in Hollis into a shooting gallery, killing his half-brother and wounding the manager in the early morning of Saturday, Feb. 21.

Southeast Queens man indicted for shooting half-brother to death during brawl in crowded Hollis sports bar: DA

Community envisions green future for McCarren Park’s asphalt lot