Opinion
Opinion
Opinion: Pass Clean Slate and NY leaves no one behind
The state Legislature can make this happen before end of session.
Politics
Politics
LG candidates Ana María Archila and Diana Reyna debate New York’s most pressing issues
Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado declined to attend the forum where gun violence, housing, COVID-19 and other important topics were discussed.
Policy
Policy
NYC municipal employees still call for hybrid work in the face of City Hall’s email
“I’m too tired to be really angry about it anymore,” one worker said of the mandatory in-office work policy.
Politics
At power breakfast, Eric Adams vows to boost economy, housing
The New York City mayor detailed plans to improve the city’s housing stock and revitalize small businesses by eliminating administrative and zoning barriers on Wednesday.
Politics
Politics
Carlina Rivera enters the race for New York's 10th Congressional District
The New York City Council member said she will be running as the only candidate who was born and raised in the district.
Nonprofits
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Opinion: Clean Slate benefits children and families
Here’s why Albany should pass this legislation
Policy
Policy
Making broadband internet connections to New York’s hardest-to-reach places
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s $1.4 billion ConnectALL initiative is aiming to boost speeds and incentivize new fiber optic cable installations.
Gun Control
Policy
What is gun microstamping?
A state bill that would require the technology to be included in the manufacturing of some guns sold in New York could be passed by the end of the week.
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
Antonio Delgado releases first TV ad, a month ahead of the primary
The new lieutenant governor is relying on video, while avoiding forums and debates.
Commentary
Opinion
Commentary: Brittle nature of Latino identity politics shows cracks as political representation falls short, disappoints
Achievements by the state’s Black political establishment has highlighted how Hispanic leaders haven’t made the same progress.
Politics
Politics
Maloney v. Nadler: Who would have thought?
Both are about to slug it out to decide who stays in Congress.
Nonprofits
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Op-ed: Amid affordable housing and homelessness crises, NYC invests in luxury developments that stay vacant
It’s time to curb these development projects by doing away with tax incentives like 421-a and section 581 of the New York State Real Property Tax Law.
Gun Control
Policy
What have New York lawmakers done to prevent gun violence this year?
State legislators, along with Gov. Kathy Hochul, have responded to mass shootings and the proliferation of illegal guns by introducing a variety of gun control policies and proposals.
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
Monique Chandler-Waterman talks Albany priorities and her next election
The winner of the 58th Assembly District special election is set to be sworn in next week, but she’ll have to win next month’s primary if she wants to keep serving in 2023.
Housing
Policy
Legislators poised to let 421-a expire
With only three days left in the scheduled legislative session remaining, it appears the controversial tax break to incentivize developers to build affordable housing won’t have a replacement this year.
Political Personalities with Skye
Stream
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion celebrated at the Metropolitan Black Bar Association Gala
Grammy-Award Winning Artist Jeff Redd joins Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, lawyers and judges for the celebration.
Political Personalities with Skye
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Former Deputy Mayor of Health and Human Services Melanie Hartzog and The New York Foundling
Hartzog runs the nonprofit servicing 1,000 individuals with developmental disabilities every year.
Nonprofits
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