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Mamdani votes in favor of ballot proposals 1-5

The Democratic nominee has studiously avoided taking a position on the proposals until the last possible moment.

Somos

Why go to Somos?

To make deals, lift up Latino voices and, according to one of our experts, witness some premium ass-kissing.

Campaigns & Elections

Endorsements in the 2025 NYC mayoral general election

Here’s who’s backing whom in a three-way race.

2026 New York state elections

Deborah Glick backs district leader to succeed her in Assembly

The longtime Assembly member is supporting Jeannine Kiely, a district leader who co-founded Friends of the Elizabeth Street Garden.

PolicyShow All

Policy

New poll shows that taxing the rich is very popular

The prospect of increasing taxes on New York’s wealthiest has gained new steam amid Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign in New York City.

Housing

Unable to raise rents, owners of rent-stabilized buildings face financial trouble

Six years after the state closed rent stabilization loopholes, is there any political appetite to help desperate landlords?

Policy

Oh SNAP: Hochul funds food pantries, but not food assistance benefits

The state announced over $100 million in emergency food assistance, but it won’t spend the $650 million necessary to backfill federal funding for food stamps for November.

Immigration

Hochul ‘tabletopping’ strategies to combat ICE

Gov. Kathy Hochul said she has spoken with Illinois governor JB Pritzker about how Chicago has responded to the president’s immigrant crackdown

PersonalityShow All

Personality

Confusing acronyms are a big part of New York’s political alphabet soup

Some organizations share the same acronym while others are extremely close.

Somos

Somos 2025: Putting work first at the Puerto Rico conference

An interview with Bronx Assembly Member Karines Reyes, chair of the Puerto Rican/Hispanic Task Force, which runs the event.

Winners & Losers

This week’s biggest Winners & Losers

Who’s up and who’s down this week?

Interviews & Profiles

MTA capital projects forge ahead, fueled by congestion pricing

Jamie Torres-Springer discusses the agency’s investments under the new tolling program, and other priorities.

Power ListsShow All

Trailblazers

The 2025 Trailblazers in Arts & Culture

Movers and shakers in New York’s vibrant creative spaces.

40 Under 40

The 2025 40 Under 40

Rising Stars of New York

Publisher's Section

The 2025 Top Workplaces

Leading employers in New York’s public, private and nonprofit spheres.

OpinionShow All

Opinion

Opinion: Fixing NYC’s street vending chaos is a moral obligation – and a simple one

A newly amended City Council bill will create a regulatory system that balances incentives with enforcement and builds dignity for street vendors.

Opinion

Opinion: The next City Council Speaker should be a woman of color

It’s time to resist backroom deals and deliver transformative leadership for long-overlooked communities.

Editor's Note

Editor’s note: Somos offers opportunity to give back to Puerto Rico

Why conference attendees should break away from the networking and parties for a day of service.

Opinion

Opinion: New York needs a point guard, not pickleball

The next mayor should appoint a Basketball Czar to advocate for the city’s basketball courts.

NYN MediaShow All

Opinion: Funding just got easier for NYC’s small and local nonprofits

The Adams administration launches its Discretionary Grant Pilot program to replace traditional contracting processes.

Interviews & Profiles

Christine Quinn in ‘fight mode’ over SNAP benefits delay

An interview with the former City Council Speaker, now CEO and president of the nonprofit Win.

Opinion

Opinion: Becoming a witness changed me forever

How a trip to the nonprofit Selfhelp Community Services helped me to come to know the stories of the survivors of the Holocaust.

Sponsored Content

Opinion: How New York City’s social work services can rise to meet today’s challenges and help our communities

A veteran of the sector and academia offers her insights from more than half a century.