Plus - The former chief adviser to Mayor Adams is indicted on bribery charges; Hochul signs bill aimed to crack down on 'black market' for restaurant reservations

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State lawmakers approved more than 800 bills during this year’s legislative session, and the Democratic governor has already approved 600 and vetoed 100. That leaves Hochul with 106 pieces of legislation to sign or veto in 2024, as of this writing — with a Christmas Eve deadline looming for all but five.

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Governor Kathy Hochul called for an end to the Electoral College while presiding over New York casting its 28 electoral votes for president and vice president in Albany on Tuesday.

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The powerful lobbying group representing New York City’s real estate industry is suing to block a new law intended to free tenants from paying large upfront broker fees to agents they never hired to represent them.

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The longtime Adams aide, who was subpoenaed by a federal grand jury in late September, says she is retiring to spend more time with her family.

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Plus - Governor Hochul signed a bill into law that will require health insurers to cover EpiPens and caps the amount consumers will be required to pay out of pocket at $100

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A New York City Council committee was scheduled to hold a hearing with the local transportation department on Wednesday morning to discuss a bill requiring electric bikes, scooters and other motorized vehicles to have license plates and be registered, as the vehicles have exploded in popularity in recent years. Councilmembers were also expected to consider broader street safety and infrastructure issues.

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Rival rallies over proposed relief of restrictions on Airbnb and other short-term rental platforms faced off at City Hall Park Monday, playing out a live debate in front of the home of the City Council that will ultimately have to pick a side.

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Plus - Millions of New York state residents could receive “inflation refund” checks of up to $500.

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Plus: The State Comptroller’s Office is keeping tabs on City Hall — arguing in a new report released Friday the city should be more transparent about publishing data.

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Plus - New York City and the federal government have approved construction to begin on the Port Authority Bus Terminal replacement in Midtown

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