New York officials push to turn the page on omicron
New York officials push to turn the page on omicron
Are the lessons learned enough to prepare for what may arise down the road?
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This Week's Headline
Start of budget season and committees galore
Rounding up the week’s political news.
Coronavirus
The coronavirus in New York, by the numbers
New York is once again experiencing a high volume of coronavirus infections as it attempts to increase its vaccination rates. Here’s a look at key COVID-19 figures in the state.
Campaigns & Elections
Sepúlveda starts 2022 strong
The Bronx Democrat has a new committee chairmanship and a fundraising advantage for his primary campaign.
New York City
What was behind Eric Adams’ first veto?
How the mayor took stiffer fines for violating zoning regulations on joint-living-work-quarters for artists off the table
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Coronavirus
Language barriers compound COVID-19 challenges among non-English speakers
More than 200 languages are spoken in New York City, making pandemic outreach efforts a monumental task.
Policy
What the MTA has and hasn’t done to make the subways safer
After Michelle Go’s death, calls for new rider protections have become more urgent.
Technology
What you need to know about Eric Adams and cryptocurrency
The new mayor is converting his first paycheck into Bitcoin and Ethereum in a bid to make New York City a cryptocurrency capital.
Energy & Environment
Public power supporters amping up the pressure on Kathy Hochul
Some environmentalists and state lawmakers say her climate proposals are not good enough considering looming dangers.
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Personality
New York’s time-honored tradition of nepotism
It wouldn’t be politics in the Empire State if you didn’t bring your family members along for the ride.
Interviews & Profiles
From Rikers to Albany – Eddie Gibbs wants to be the first ex-offender Assembly member
A Q&A with the legislative candidate who served prison time three decades ago.
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Power List
The 2022 Political PR Power 50
The communications pros winning elections and burnishing reputations across New York.
OpinionShow All
Opinion
Editor’s Note: Answering the call for help after deadly Bronx high-rise fire
New Yorkers donated food, clothing and money in the wake of the Jan. 9 blaze that claimed 17 lives, including eight kids, and the relief efforts continue.
Opinion
Opinion: State legislative staffers should make a living wage
Higher pay would make public service more accessible to all communities in New York.
Opinion
NYC’s new leaders must turn crisis into opportunity
A new year with a new administration means that the city has the chance to reinvent itself after two years of hardship.
Opinion
Opinion: New York has a severe nursing crisis
New leadership in Albany and City Hall must prioritize fixing this public health ticking time bomb.
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