Legislation

Felix Trinidad's widow said her husband would still be alive if he had had paid sick days.

City Couniclman Ydanis Rodriguez wants an alert to go out every time a livery driver is attacked.

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said the law will serve as a model to curb prescription drug abuse.

Gov. Cuomo's bill to release teacher evaluation data only to parents appears dead.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's plan to decriminalize small amounts of pot won't happen this session.

“I would not want somebody thinking that I’m a prostitute,” Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.

The bill would lift restaurants' ban on serving outside before noon on Sundays.

The new NYC Brewers Guild will argue for a new tax incentive bill at their party Tuesday night.

The City Council is considering a new law that would water down landmarking rules, preservationists say.

Beer prices are already on the rise after a state court ruled a tax exemption was unconstitutional.

The mayor warned that mandating higher wages for certain workers would kill jobs.

The Department of Buildings commissioner admitted a crucial lack of oversight over elevator technicians.

Gov. Cuomo said the risks of legalizing medical marijuana still outweigh the benefits.

The City Council has introduced legislation that would force all elevator mechanics to be licensed.

New legislation will make it illegal for employers to consider job status when hiring.