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Organizations are unsure whether the city will reimburse them for costs they were promised would be covered.
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Female insurgents have the potential to completely reshape the foundation of the borough’s politics.
In the borough’s darkest days, these 9 people put their neighbors before themselves.
By CITY & STATE
Rounding up the week’s political news.
New York City’s marches and protests against police brutality invigorated the 22-year-old candidate.
Tracking the winners and losers in each district.
OPINION
Upzone commercial areas to allow more housing in them.
Mandatory inclusionary housing should be applied to rich neighborhoods.
To protect Black lives, extend the halt on all evictions.
POLITICS
Female insurgents have the potential to completely reshape the foundation of the borough’s politics.
Rounding up the week’s political news.
Democrats’ last female VP pick was from Queens and she gets a bad rap from political insiders.
By JEFF COLTIN, BEN ADLER
Policy
Charity law experts say the allegations are bad enough to pursue dissolution, but that’s an unlikely outcome.
By KAY DERVISHI
Organizations are unsure whether the city will reimburse them for costs they were promised would be covered.
By KAY DERVISHI
Reach is limited by its focus on small businesses, landlords and nonprofits who haven’t received federal support.
By KAY DERVISHI
Arrests by plainclothes officers in unmarked vehicles are common in communities of color, advocates and legislators say.
PERSONALITY
This year’s AOC on how he beat Eliot Engel, his top policy priorities and how to pay for them.
By BEN ADLER
A new HBO documentary follows three GOP House members fighting money in politics.
When New York’s leaders were paralyzed, the public advocate made his voice heard around the world.
By JEFF COLTIN
POWER LIST
MAGAZINE
Here’s what to watch during the endless bummer of COVID-19.
Sochie Nnaemeka brings an activist edge at the most perilous moment for the Working Families Party.
By JEFF COLTIN
