Ryan Schwach

New York City’s first stadium dedicated solely to soccer is expected to cost the city over $500 million in lost tax revenue, according to a new report from the Independent Budget Office.

While they differ in their background, politics and their paths to elected office, come January, Claire Valdez and Larinda Hooks will both have the same new title: New York State assemblymember.

A bill that would make e-filing universal in the state's courts and bring the system further into the 21st Century was placed on the governor's desk this week.

A Queens man pleaded guilty this week in federal court to lighting a Flushing apartment building on fire in 2022.

The city will keep open one of its largest and most controversial migrant shelters as it moves to close over a dozen other shelters throughout Queens and the other four boroughs.

Judges are calling for the governor to sign a bill that would put an end to the “death gamble” they say they face as their retirement approaches, forcing them to retire early for the sake of their family's financial future.

With Donald Trump vowing mass deportations and Mayor Eric Adams meeting with the president-elect's new “border czar,” Queens is poised to be the center of a fight over immigration.

By Ryan Schwach Governor Kathy Hochul vetoed a bill late Friday that would have put an end to the “death gamble” state judges say they face

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards gave Mets owner Steve Cohen’s plan to bring a casino to Citi Field’s parking lot his stamp of approval on Monday, bringing Cohen one step closer to having the $8 billion plan approved at the city level.

For the third time in five years, the MTA said Tuesday that it has a final draft for a new Queens bus map.