Hochul leads Blakeman by 12% in race for NY governor, new poll says
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- New exclusive polling shows Democratic Gov.
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Super PAC Could Herald Aggressive New Approach to Albany Lobbying
Lobbying firm Brown & Weinraub’s committee allows its clients to route unlimited sums to support candidates who back their agendas.
Dinosaur Masks, Easels, 1,000 Top Hats: Inside NYC’s Free Store for Teachers
It’s become a ritual for many New York City teachers: Head to a 35,000-square-foot warehouse on Northern Boulevard in Queens, take the elevator to the third floor, grab a shopping cart and don’t leave until it’s filled…
Opinion: The best response to measles is action before crisis
The Big Lyft: Mamdani Faces Tough Fight for Cheaper Citi Bikes
Citi Bike's private operator Lyft has amassed considerable leverage over the city, experts warned.
‘Sweeping The City’: Millions Of New Yorkers Are Crying Out For Mayor Mamdani To Slow Down Drivers
Representatives of more than one-quarter of the city are demanding that the Mamdani administration designate their neighborhoods as "Slow Zones,” by taking advantage of a state law that allows the mayor to reduce car…
Thursday’s Headlines: A Blue Highway for Produce Edition
Wednesday marked another important day in the quest to open up New York's waterways to more freight delivery.
Judges hear arguments in case of Sept. 11 families suing Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
They argue the nation helped with the terror attacks.
Mayor Mamdani talks priorities for Staten Island, conversations with Trump
Watch part two of NY1's "Out of Office with the Mayor" series here.
House Democrats hold 'shadow hearing' on election security in Queens
With fewer than four weeks until Election Day, House Democrats say the stakes are far greater than political power.
Oct. 7 anniversary in New York: As Jews mourn and remember, pro-Palestine protesters take streets in defiance
New Yorkers from across the city responded on Wednesday to the third anniversary of the Oct.
Attorney general candidates set to clash on Spectrum News
Attorney General Letitia James will face off against her Republican opponent, Saritha Komatireddy, on Thursday night.
2026 Governor’s Race: Hochul leads Blakeman by 11 points in new poll as Dems take a bite out of his public safety claims
Gov. Kathy Hochul holds an 11-point lead over Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman in a new statewide poll released Wednesday, as New York Democrats seek to turn one of the Nassau County executive’s signature campaign…
GOP lawyer seeks dissatisfied Dems in liberal House district
A Republican corporate lawyer is running in one of the most liberal House districts in the country to prevent a coronation of the Democratic nominee
Opinion: Morningside Heights Needs Affordable Housing. Our Community Developed a Plan.
"The community-led Morningside Heights Rezoning Plan will promote the construction of over 1,000 new apartments, with around 300 affordable units, and include a commercial overlay to encourage small businesses.
Another Owner Aims to Restore the Chrysler Building’s Shine
Tishman Speyer plans renovations, a new life for the concourse, and a private club in the sky.
Democratic Congress members rally to protect the vote in Queens
New York state has strong voter protections on the books, but congressional Democrats aren’t taking any chances amid Trump’s efforts to change how elections are administered ahead of the midterms.
Immigrant at Center of Delaney Hall Protests Released Following Federal Judge’s Order
Martin Soto, the Peruvian immigrant whose wife became the face of protests outside Delaney Hall last summer, was released from U.S.
Fare evasion: Hochul, MTA leaders say stations testing modern fare gate models see 35% drop in the costly crime
Fare evasion has plummeted an average of 35% across the 20 stations where the MTA is testing modern subway entrance gates meant to deter the practice, Gov.
‘The Move That Allowed My Kids to Shine’: How Housing Support Helped A Family Heal After Domestic Abuse
For Stephanie, a mom of three from Brooklyn, securing a home away from her former partner and abuser offered "the chance to breathe." But rental assistance alone isn't always enough, according to a new report, which…
Mamdani wants to let New Yorkers sue over unfair business practices, but some biz groups aren’t sold
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is proposing to give workers, consumers, tenants and small businesses a new right to sue companies over unfair and abusive business practices, drawing immediate pushback from major city business…
New subway fare gates cut evasion by 72% at some stations, MTA says
The gates have saloon-style doors, and use sensors and cameras to detect whether someone has paid.
Park Slope Brownstone Co-op With Mantel, Marble Counter Asks $550K
This one-bedroom co-op is small but good looking, thanks to an architect-led update and period charm.
Brooklyn Dems’ leadership battle hits new snag in court as parties clash over legal representation
The legal battle over who, exactly, is in charge of the Brooklyn Democratic Party cannot continue until a judge decides which lawyers are authorized to represent the party in court.
Three Fashion Tenants Ink Deals at 231 West 39th Street
Three women’s apparel brands have taken office and showroom space at 231 West 39th Street in Manhattan’s Garment District, landlord broker and building manager Adams & Company announced Wednesday.
Plug-in solar panels: What NY can learn from NJ
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- New Jersey residents are taking matters into their own hands, plugging in small solar panels at their own homes and apartments.
From sirens to symphonies: Shuttered Cobble Hill firehouse gets new life as music school
For more than two decades, the former Engine Company 204 firehouse at 299 DeGraw Street in Cobble Hill has stood empty.
Mamdani's head of childcare talks childcare voucher expansion
Emmy Liss joined "Mornings On 1" to discuss the voucher expansion.
How some NYC bodegas are using AI to help decide what to charge you — with an eye on bigger profits
New Yorkers are getting used to seeing AI-generated signs and posters on neighborhood storefronts, from bodega windows to signs at deli counters.
Estos son los tres cambios que llegan a SNAP este octubre en Nueva York
Los neoyorquinos que hayan perdido sus cupones de alimentos por no cumplir con los nuevos requisitos de trabajo ya pueden volver a solicitarlos para recibir prestaciones durante al menos tres meses.