Nonprofits

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New York City’s plan for integrating asylum-seeker children into public schools

Potentially thousands of these new students could be entering schools in the fall, and the nation’s largest school system will be developing a curriculum to meet their needs

New York City

Politics

Candidates scramble as Dan Goldman gets inside track in NY-10

Outside spending and last-minute endorsements (sincere and not) flooded into the Democratic primary in the Brooklyn-Manhattan district as Election Day nears.

New York City

Policy

New York City’s plan for integrating asylum-seeker children into public schools

Potentially thousands of these new students could be entering schools in the fall, and the nation’s largest school system will be developing a curriculum to meet their needs

Political Personalities with Skye

Stream

Jo Anne Simon's bid for NY-10

The disability civil rights lawyer hopes to take her advocacy and community-building skills to Congress

Campaigns & Elections

Updated Politics

The endorsements for New York’s 10th Congressional District

Who’s backing who in the competitive open seat race to represent parts of lower Manhattan and Brooklyn in the House of Representatives.

Politics

The congressional candidates donating the most money to their own campaigns

Dan Goldman has given $4 million to his 10th Congressional District campaign. Here’s who else is giving big money.

Nonprofits

NYN Media

An estimated 6,300 asylum-seekers have entered NYC’s shelters

A lack of coordination with Texas, Arizona and the feds has created uncertainty about how many migrants will ultimately arrive in the city.

New York City

Policy

An estimated 6,300 asylum-seekers have entered NYC’s shelters

A lack of coordination with Texas, Arizona and the feds has created uncertainty about how many migrants will ultimately arrive in the city.

New York City

Policy

NYC schools chancellor talks about preparing students for the real world

At City & State’s Education Summit, David Banks laid out the legacy he hopes to leave behind in the country’s largest school system.

Politics

New poll shows statistical tie between Pat Ryan and Marc Molinaro in NY-19 special election

As Ryan crosses $2 million in fundraising for the special election, he trails slightly behind Molinaro by about 3 percentage points in a new survey.

Heard Around Town

Politics

Donald Trump ‘endorses’ Dan Goldman and Carolyn Maloney in sarcastic messages

Goldman’s opponents criticized him, while he said the former president was ‘trying to meddle in this election.’

Politics

Politics

Elected officials past ‘child-bearing age’ bristle at Alessandra Biaggi tweet

A recent tweet from the state senator suggested older officials won’t fight as hard for reproductive rights. It reignited a longtime debate over what ageism looks like for people who hold political office.

Nonprofits

NYN Media

Nonprofit's college savings program to benefit NYC kindergartners

Through a partnership with NYC Kids RISE, the Department of Education is rolling out 529 college savings accounts for 97% of all kindergartners when students return to school this fall.

New York City

Policy

NYPD, other uniformed agency overtime spending is on the rise

Combined overtime spending at four New York City agencies hit a record high of $1.8 billion, according to a new report from the state comptroller.

Politics

New York City Mayor Eric Adams to endorse state Sen. Kevin Parker

The endorsement is Adams’ latest show of support for a moderate candidate running against a progressive.

New York City

Politics

NYC schools eliminate in-school PCR testing, pivots to take-home tests

Over the past year, city leaders have steadily peeled back layers of COVID-19 safety mitigations in schools such as masking, social distancing guidelines and now its sweeping PCR surveillance testing program.

Nonprofits

NYN Media

Real Talk: The procurement backlog is only the beginning

$4.2 billion in payments to nonprofits that was “unlocked” through a city initiative that registered 2,600 previously unregistered, retroactive contracts, was only the first step in getting them paid.