All 11 students from West Hill High School in Syracuse, New York, accused of orchestrating a violent hazing incident have surrendered to authorities, according to the Onondaga County District Attorney’s Office. The students, members of the school's varsity lacrosse team, now face misdemeanor charges of unlawful imprisonment after accepting a 48-hour surrender deal. Without it, they could have faced felony kidnapping charges.
The New York State Assembly voted Tuesday to pass legislation legalizing medically assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. The bill, titled the “Medical Aid in Dying Act,” passed by a vote of 81-67 and now moves to the Democrat-controlled Senate for consideration.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s plan to increase payroll taxes to fund the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (MTA) $68 billion capital plan has ignited fierce opposition from business leaders, who warn it could drive companies out of the state and burden workers.
The New York Republican Party’s headquarters in Albany has been defaced with Nazi imagery for the second time in two weeks, according to a statement posted Tuesday by the state GOP. The repeated attacks have sparked outrage from Republican leaders, who are calling for accountability and condemning what they describe as politically motivated intimidation.
America First Legal filed a formal ethics complaint Monday against New York Attorney General Letitia James, urging New York state courts to investigate her conduct in prosecuting former President Donald Trump.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced Sunday that police are investigating a series of violent incidents tied to clashing protests between pro-Israel demonstrators and anti-Israel activists.
Public safety officers at CUNY and the NYPD decisively shut down an attempted "Liberated Zone" protest by pro-Palestinian students at City College of New York.
A new report from The Heritage Foundation reveals that New York's ban on hydraulic fracturing has cost residents approximately $27,000 per family annually in lost economic benefits.
Newly released documents indicate that New York state officials had predetermined plans to euthanize Peanut, a popular social media squirrel, prior to a raid on his owner's home.
A New York judge blocked Mayor Eric Adams' office and New York City's Department of Correction from implementing an executive order allowing ICE agents to operate from Rikers Island.
