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The governor is pushing Wall Street leaders to tell Washington that a National Guard deployment in the country’s financial capital would be detrimental.

Skeptics have compared the plan to an ill-fated program started under former Gov. Cuomo.

Three utility bill increases will take roughly $53 more a month from the average New Yorker's pocket.

Demand is up at school cafeterias amid an influx of migrant and homeless students, according education officials.

In court, it’s the union and mayor against the U.S. attorney’s office and the Legal Aid Society.

Homeless advocates and their lawyers met with the city officials in state Supreme Court on Friday.

The governor’s executive budget includes rules prohibiting insurers from refusing to cover buildings based on tenants’ level and source of income.

The city comptroller says he’s launching an inquiry into the 60-day shelter limits for families with children.

Speaker Adrienne Adams and the Legal Aid Society announced separate plans to sue the mayor and social services agency if they block housing aid to more low-income New Yorkers.

Gov. Kathy Hochul approved the $1million, 15-member commission last week, changing her position after vetoing a similar proposal last year.