Policy

Policy

Checking in on Hochul’s five-year housing plan

Gov. Hochul promised to build or preserve 100,000 units of affordable housing between 2022 and 2027. Three years in, here’s where things stand.

Upstate

Personality

Exit interview: Billy Jones reflects on political polarization

“It's not the same political environment that I started out with,” the North Country Democrat said.

Events

Personality

Social service champions honored

City & State celebrated its latest Above & Beyond list makers at a midtown venue with remarks from New York State Office of Children & Family Services Commissioner DaMia Harris-Madden.

Heard Around Town

Politics

Pro-Eric Adams PAC gets $750k boost

Empower NYC has now raised more than $1 million to support the mayor’s reelection bid, including from the crypto industry.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: It’s time to fight back against online scammers

The bipartisan TRAPS Act is a necessary first step to fight the plague of digital payment scams.

News & Politics

Politics

New Yorkers favor rent stabilization and social housing to solve housing crisis, new poll shows

The poll from Housing Justice for All and Data for Progress found New Yorkers would be more likely to vote for candidates who back tenant protection measures.

News & Politics

Politics

The NYC Council is expected to let Bally’s casino bid proceed. Is it a blow to member deference?

A bid for a casino in the Bronx still faces additional hurdles that other land use decisions typically don’t.

Heard Around Town

Politics

NYC mayoral candidates debate public safety on campaign stops

Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled a plan to attract and retain NYPD officers with salary bumps.

News & Politics

Politics

Hochul open to disbanding Independent Redistricting Commission

At a press conference with Texas Democrats, the governor said she was “tired of fighting this fight with my hand tied behind my back.”

Nonprofits

NYN Media

Battling AI disruption and DEI cuts to keep nonprofit technology pathways open

An interview with Jerelyn Rodriguez, CEO and co-founder of The Knowledge House, an organization which targets digital needs in under-resourced communities.

Politics

Politics

Mike Gianaris backs Zohran Mamdani for mayor

The state Senate deputy majority leader has worked with Mamdani on transportation issues.

New York City

Politics

How NYC governs for the dogs

Elected officials are dealing with hundreds of thousands of barking, pooping, drama-prone constituents.

News & Politics

Politics

WFP convenes lefty mayoral nominees from across the state in Brooklyn

Dorcey Applyrs of Albany, Zohran Mamdani of New York City, Sharon Owens of Syracuse and Miles Burnett of Binghamton will be strategizing.

New York City

Politics

Plus Pool is hell-bent on situating a floating pool in the turbulent waters of the East River

A 320-ton pilot structure arrived in New York city waters this week. The myriad engineering challenges are raising questions over $16 million in public funding.

Editor's Note

Opinion

Editor’s note: New York’s pooper-scooper law celebrates almost half a century

The concept was icky, but New Yorkers, including City & State’s Editor-in-Chief Ralph R. Ortega, complied to keep the city’s streets free and clear of dog waste.