Donald Trump

Politics

Cait Conley fears Trump’s cartel focus could create a national security blind spot

The NY-17 Democratic nominee questioned the administration’s planning for Iran and said she would seek a seat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, if elected.

2026 New York gubernatorial election

Politics

Blakeman fundraising numbers much lower than he initially touted

A top campaign official said the GOP gubernatorial candidate had raised $11 million. His filings show that number was off by millions. His campaign stands by it.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Mamdani raises $304,000 in first reelection filing

The New York City mayor plans on opting out of the public funding program in 2029 after bringing in big contributions.

Events

Policy

Aging leaders celebrate new funding amid demographic boom

As New York’s senior population grows, DFTA Commissioner Lisa Scott-McKenzie said providers need to think beyond the pasta.

New York City Council

Politics

Horse carriage ban sponsor Chris Marte is having a moment

A Q&A with the the lower Manhattan council member who’s in the middle of two major legislative battles, regulating horses and home health aides.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Siffert, Martinez win tight Assembly races after recounts

Poised for November wins, attorney David Siffert would be New York’s first nonbinary state legislator as Patrick Martinez continues the Crowley dynasty.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: It's time to end horse-drawn carriages in New York City

After crashes, deaths and chaos, the City Council must pass Romanch’s Law.

Policy

Policy

A brief history of New York City’s neverending horse carriage controversy

Since Central Park first opened, no one has been able to agree whether horse-drawn carriages should be allowed to transport tourists around the city.

LGBTQ+

Politics

State lawmakers eye LGBTQ+ caucus in Albany

The state Legislature is set to welcome the most out LGBTQ+ lawmakers in its history.

NYN Media

NYN Media

Child support cases see citywide speed up

A new Her Justice report examined how the New York City Family Court system has used a new program to work through its case backlog.

New York State

Personality

How Jordan Wright held off the DSA

The Assembly member gave the DSA its only loss in last month’s primaries. He said it’s thanks to old-school campaigning.

New York City

Policy

Legislation to ban horse carriages nears majority support

Hold your horses: Council Members Oswald Feliz, Lynn Schulman and Kamillah Hanks have signed on as co-sponsors and Rita Joseph is poised to follow.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: End New York’s complicity with Israel’s war crimes

The Not On Our Dime! Act would prohibit New York nonprofits from abusing their NGO status to fund illegal Israeli settlement activity and war crimes.