A group of homeowners is suing the city and the Department of Finance over how officials launched the surcharge, which applies to certain second homes valued at $5 million or more.

NYC's pied-à-terre tax faces mounting legal pushback 

The study will center around the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall station and Chambers Street 4,5,6, J and Z lines, deemed to be one of the hottest subway stations in the city.

Relief possibly on the way for sweltering subway platforms 

Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said specialized teams focused on guns and gangs will be positioned near the end of the parade to prevent incidents as crowds disperse.

Dominican Day Parade to see heightened NYPD security after Bronx gun arrests

More than 300 members of UAW Local 2325 authorized a strike on July 27th, after contract negotiations stalled. The union says they have been working without a contract since June 30th. 

Bronx public defenders strike drags into second week, with stalled negotiations slowing court operations

Mayor Mamdani announced the city is taking legal action against 42 companies, including Amazon and Target, for selling illegal e-bikes and stand-up scooters. 

NYC warns Amazon, Target and dozens more over sales of illegal e-bikes

The program is expected to save families an average of $26,000 a year according to the mayor's office. 

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