New York

Eight Assembly members and two state senators are set to represent Orthodox Jewish communities, with Pesach Osina joining the incoming Albany delegation.

Polls are open today across New Jersey and New York. Here are the hours and what is on the ballot.

New York health officials on Monday announced the state's first known measles-associated death in more than 30 years, a child in Lewis County connected to the ongoing outbreak.

Agudath Israel of America has appointed Rabbi Ephraim Gurell as Associate Director of New York Government Relations, the organization announced Monday.

Joby Aviation has begun a series of point-to-point air taxi test flights across New York City, marking a major step toward the potential launch of commercial electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft designed to transform urban transportation. The week-long demonstration program is taking place as the company works toward final government approval for its emerging air taxi service.

Israir, Israel’s low-cost airline, has received approval to operate long-haul flights to New York, positioning itself as the third Israeli carrier to offer direct service on this crucial transatlantic route. The move marks a major step toward expanding international connectivity and increasing competition on one of Israel’s most heavily trafficked flight corridors.

United Airlines announced it will resume its nonstop service from New York to Tel Aviv on July 21, marking a significant step in restoring U.S.–Israel air connectivity following the recent conflict between Israel and Iran. The return to service comes 10 days earlier than previously expected, as the airline responds to improved safety conditions in the region.

Autonomous vehicle company Waymo is preparing to make its debut on the streets of New York City but not in the way many might expect. While its cars will soon begin appearing in Manhattan, each one will have a human behind the wheel for now.

General Motors has announced a major $888 million investment in its Tonawanda Propulsion plant in Buffalo, New York, aimed at producing the sixth generation of its V-8 engines for full-size trucks and SUVs. The move underscores GM’s commitment to U.S. manufacturing and job preservation, marking a significant shift in strategy at a time when electric vehicle adoption has lagged behind initial industry expectations.

Wynn Resorts has officially withdrawn its bid for a New York City casino license, marking a significant shift in the competition for one of the most sought-after gaming markets in the United States. The company had partnered with Related Companies to propose a luxury casino development in Manhattan’s upscale Hudson Yards, an area already known for its premium retail and dining options. Wynn stated that through the ongoing rezoning process, it had become evident that the opportunity no longer ali

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $254 billion state budget agreement that includes sweeping new initiatives aimed at public safety, economic relief, and student mental health — headlined by a statewide "bell-to-bell" cellphone ban in public schools. The proposal, set to take effect in the next school year, would make New York the largest state in the country to ban smartphones and internet-enabled devices during the entire school day, from morning bell to dismissal.

The Trump administration has granted New York a 30-day extension to end its controversial congestion pricing program, temporarily defusing a heated political standoff. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the extension just hours before the initial deadline, warning Governor Kathy Hochul that continued defiance could lead to serious consequences, including the loss of federal funding. Duffy slammed the tolls as “unlawful” and a “slap in the face to hard-working Americans,” accusing the

New York City has introduced its first congestion toll, charging drivers $9 during peak hours to enter Manhattan's central business district south of Central Park. The program aims to alleviate traffic gridlock and generate revenue to improve the city's public transit system, mirroring similar initiatives in cities like London and Stockholm.

Tom Homan, the incoming border czar under President Donald Trump, strongly criticized New York Governor Kathy Hochul for her policies following a tragic subway incident involving an illegal immigrant. The suspect, a Guatemalan national previously deported in 2018, was arrested after setting a subway passenger on fire, sparking outrage over lax immigration enforcement and sanctuary policies.

The FBI has arrested Harun Abdul-Malik Yener, a 30-year-old from Coral Springs, Florida, on charges of attempting to use explosives to target the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Court documents detail a chilling plot in which Yener allegedly planned to detonate an improvised explosive device outside the NYSE in the week leading up to Thanksgiving.

Today, Agudath Israel of America filed a lawsuit against the New York State Education Department in Albany Supreme Court. The lawsuit challenges a recently adopted state regulation which Agudath Israel argues is both illegal and devastatingly harmful to thousands of children with special needs.

60,000+ ticket requests have been made for President Trump's rally at Nassau Coliseum on Long Island, New York, a venue with a seating capacity of just 16,000.

In a major development, the FBI raided the homes of three high-ranking officials in New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ administration, seizing electronic devices as part of a growing federal investigation.

LEGOLAND New York has appointed Jack Mohan as its new "Model Builder," following a rigorous selection process. The search began with a job listing posted earlier this summer and culminated in a two-round LEGO-building competition, where Mohan competed against other skilled builders to secure the position.

As Congress resumed after the July 4th break, Agudath Israel of America delegates from Indiana, New York, and Ohio, gathered in Washington, D.C. for a three-day advocacy mission as part of Agudah’s series of regional advocacy missions to D.C. These “mini-missions” come on the heels of Agudah’s National Leadership Mission that took place in April. The delegations held meetings with 35 members of Congress and senior staff to discuss issues of importance to their communities.

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for several New York counties, effective from Monday at noon until Tuesday at 8 p.m. Affected areas include Herkimer, Fulton, Montgomery, Saratoga, Washington, Schenectady, Albany, Rensselaer, Greene, Columbia, Ulster, Dutchess, and Warren counties. Heat index values are expected to range from the mid-90s to around 100 degrees.

Rudy Giuliani lost his New York law license after a state appeals court found he had lied in arguing that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from his client, Republican former U.S. President Donald Trump.