Bernadette Hogan

New York Democrats are gathering in San Juan, Puerto Rico this week for a political conference. Top of mind is Vice President Kamala Harris's lost presidential bid as the party looks to regroup.

In the wake of his big win this week, President-elect Donald Trump spoke with Gov. Kathy Hochul about some major issues confronting New York, promising to improve Penn Station and the city's subways.

On the final day of an annual political conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico, New York lawmakers have been buzzing about the potential return of congestion pricing.

The tax could be slashed from $15 to $9.

Five confirmed candidates seeking to unseat Mayor Eric Adams spells a busy primary season.

Facing a federal corruption indictment, Mayor Eric Adams skipped the annual SOMOS political conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico, last week.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is now politically owning the future of congestion pricing, promising she's committed to turning the tolling program on by January —- arguing the unsavory tax will end up benefiting New Yorkers in the long run.

Candidates both declared and interested in challenging Mayor Eric Adams are largely in support of Gov. Kathy Hochul's new congestion pricing proposal.

If approved by the federal government, congestion pricing is slated to begin Jan. 5, 2025.

While Kamala Harris did not win the presidency, many Democrats in New York had a better election night.