Mayor Eric Adams’ administration asked a judge to dismiss the lawsuit seeking to overturn the landmark City of Yes housing plan, arguing that annulling the zoning changes months after they took effect would sow chaos in the city’s housing market.

NYC's West Harlem now has fully containerized trash collection, helping to reduce rat sightings and improve cleanliness.

Large residential buildings in West Harlem are now required to put trash in large bins on the street instead of in piles on the curb. The mayor wants to expand the idea citywide.

Officials in Troy say they delivered a letter to landlord First Columbia, activating the termination of the lease. They say it’s all part of advancing Mayor Carmella Mantello’s longstanding priority to relocate City Hall. She addressed the matter at a 2021 legislative address while serving as City Council president.

President Donald Trump has not yet followed through on his threats to cut federal funding for “sanctuary” cities including Philadelphia. But separately, his administration has already terminated nearly $7 million in grants for the city government,

Indianapolis Councilor calls for Mayor Hoggett's resignation due to sexual harassment and assault allegations against a member of his administration.

The Parkersburg Urban Renewal Authority’s property catalog could more than double in the next year or so, thanks to a change in rules City Council members recently voted to amend again. The city could obtain as many as 35 tax deeds for parcels that they exercised a right of first refusal in order

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker and Philadelphia City Council are in the final stages of negotiations over the next city budget, and things had been looking relatively harmonious. Then President Donald Trump got involved.