Ask the experts: Is Hochul’s plan enough to fix the MTA’s financial problems?

They thought the proposal was a good start but highlighted other areas that need to be addressed.

• By Shantel Destra
• February 14, 2023

2023 New York political power couples

Eight sets of partners who have found love in New York’s political universe.

• By Jeff Coltin
• February 14, 2023

NYCHA tells state legislators what their districts owe in rent

The public housing authority is hoping to get funding for rent that hasn’t been paid during the pandemic.

• By Jeff Coltin
• February 14, 2023

Leader to Leader: Nic Dawes on nonprofit newsrooms

The executive director of The City talks about covering local news and accountability journalism.

• By Greg Berman
• February 13, 2023

NYC ends COVID-19 text updates amid pandemic policy rollback

The state is also longer requiring masking at health care facilities.

• By Sahalie Donaldson
• February 13, 2023

Editor’s note: Eric Adams needs to be cautious about using the word ‘woke’

New York City’s mayor should remember this isn’t Florida.

• By Ralph R. Ortega
• February 13, 2023

What it was like with Eric Adams overnight at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal

A Q&A with homeless advocate Shams DaBaron on visiting the migrant facility and more.

• By Sahalie Donaldson
• February 13, 2023

Is a state judge willing to intervene on Hector LaSalle’s nomination?

Answering questions about standing and whether this is a political question will be a couple of the key issues.

• By Rebecca C. Lewis
• February 13, 2023

The 2023 NYC Power 100

The leaders of the center of the universe.

• By City & State
• February 13, 2023

Union ad campaign pushes health care cost transparency bill

The New York City Council bill has 42 sponsors, but hospitals don’t like it

• By Jeff Coltin
• February 13, 2023

Commentary: The arrival of asylum-seekers is unlike previous migration waves

Bussed to New York City, many migrants have arrived without existing ties and are staying, stretching resources that can help them to the breaking point.

• By Felipe de la Hoz
• February 13, 2023

Neurodiversity shouldn’t be a barrier for children

In a Q&A, Beth Rosenberg, an educator and mom turned social entrepreneur who founded Teck Kids Unlimited, discusses how the nonprofit is helping children with autism and other challenges obtain new skills, develop a passion and pursue meaningful opportunities.

• By Laurel Dumont
• February 12, 2023

New York City’s largest public health nonprofit launches community resource network

WholeYouNYC partnered with 400 community organizations to offer over 870 healthcare programs and social services to New York’s most vulnerable populations.

• By Phenix Kim, NYN Media
• February 11, 2023

NYC Council progressive schism and a cannabis crackdown

Rounding up the week’s political news.

• By Sahalie Donaldson
• February 11, 2023

Fifteen council members leave the Progressive Caucus

The New York City Council’s progressives were nearly halved, as leadership tries to build a more cohesive group.

• By Jeff Coltin
• February 10, 2023

Commentary: New York City Department of Correction Commissioner Louis Molina’s war on oversight

The head of the city’s jails seems to have a problem shining light on the institutions he runs.

• By Kelly Grace Price
• February 10, 2023

Some NY lawmakers draw line in the sand on taxing the wealthy

Multiple bills would take different approaches to taxing the rich.

• By Shantel Destra
• February 10, 2023

Opinion: Reduce the size and scope of the NYPD and DOC

Public safety depends on It.

• By Tiffany Cabán
• February 10, 2023

This week’s biggest Winners & Losers

Who’s up and who’s down this week?

• By City & State
• February 10, 2023

Leader of NYC jails oversight board resigning in protest

• By NYN Media
• February 10, 2023