Judge orders rent board messages released
A judge told New York City to hand over mayoral communications with the Rent Guidelines Board in a lawsuit over the rent freeze.

A judge told New York City to hand over mayoral communications with the Rent Guidelines Board in a lawsuit over the rent freeze.

Four New York City pension funds are investing $300 million in a labor-linked housing trust as part of a bigger plan to add apartments.

A Manhattan judge allowed limited records requests in the fight over New York City’s rent freeze as the Oct. 1 start date nears.

New York City’s Correction Department suspended Selwyn Fergus and moved to dismiss him over allegations involving remarks to a female subordinate.

An NYPD legal official said the department needs to fix how officers issue civil summonses after 47% of those tickets were dismissed last fiscal year.

New York City says installation of 17 free modular public bathrooms is underway, with a 10-minute limit per use.

New York City raised emergency snow shoveler pay, moved sign-ups to fall, and added a paid training session.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani is set to release a new ten-year Vision Zero roadmap for safer New York City streets.

Mahmoud Khalil filed a federal lawsuit accusing Columbia of failing to protect pro-Palestinian student activists from harassment and doxxing.

Chicago is challenging a federal immigration rule that expands which public benefits can affect some green card and visa decisions.

New York City sued the Trump administration over a rule that broadens how public benefits can affect some visa and green card decisions.
