Page 41 - Stephen Yang News Today

Manhattan elected officials are asking Mayor Eric Adams for detailed plans on the city’s opening of Midtown’s iconic Roosevelt Hotel.

New York's cannabis industry trade group removed Carmine Fiore after he accused Gov. Hochul's administration of discriminating against disabled vets by prioritizing convicted drug felons awarding licenses to sell marijuana.

Gov. Doug Burgum has begun hiring political consultants as he nears a decision to launch a dark-horse bid for the presidency, CBS News first reports.

Your source for breaking news, photos, and videos about New York, sports, business, entertainment, opinion, real estate, culture, fashion, and more.

Parents of a Queens charter school are urging a judge to hear them out in a lawsuit where the teachers' union is trying to block their kids from sharing space in a public school building in Far Rockaway.

New York City officials have issued a dire warning about the rise of a “zombie drug” that can have appalling effects on users — including eating away at their flesh — as cities across the nation grapple with the horrifying narcotic’s spread.

Cop-killer Eddie Matos has been denied parole for the seventh time since 2014, officials said.

No American city with a population over 1 million has a Republican mayor — and many big-city Democratic mayors are running unopposed. This is bad for democracy.

Comptroller Brad Lander is the city’s chief accountant, responsible for making sure the city’s books are balanced and the taxpayer’s money well-spent.

New York Times opinion writer Elizabeth Spiers has been ripped for claiming that straphangers scared of "half-naked lunatics" menacing Big Apple subways need therapy for "imaginary monsters."