New York City

Politics

Mayor Eric Adams and City Council strike $101 billion budget deal

Citing funding for some of the City Council’s priorities, Speaker Adrienne Adams called the deal an “unprecedented outcome”

Nonprofits

NYN Media

Nonprofit OpCon returns, focusing on processes and streamlining operations post-COVID-19

The annual New York Nonprofit Media event gathered industry experts to discuss strategies for organizations as they emerge from the challenges of the pandemic.

New York State

Politics

How Kathy Hochul won her first legislative session

The governor checked off nearly all the goals from her January State of the State address.

New York State

Politics

Is now the ‘right time’ for congestion pricing?

Gov. Kathy Hochul caused some headaches for transit advocates during her first gubernatorial debate.

Transportation

Politics

Gov. Kathy Hochul opens application period for Penn Station redesign proposals

As the governor announced the request for proposals on Thursday, preservationists and community organizations reiterated concerns about destruction of the surrounding neighborhood.

Interviews & Profiles

Personality

Eric Adams wants NYC to be a 'city of yes.' Dan Garodnick has to figure that out.

The City Planning Commission chair talked with City & State about One45 in Harlem, NIMBYism and member deference.

Political Personalities with Skye

Stream

Donna Gayden: First Black, First Female Long Beach City Manager & Female-Majority Council

After being named the most fiscally distressed municipality in New York, Long Beach with Gayden at the helm, is in the clear.

Nonprofits

NYN Media

Bronx students remember slain freshman in march against gun violence

The University Prep High School procession came two months after the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Angellyh Yambo

News & Politics

Politics

GOP gubernatorial candidates use Boudin’s recall to rebuke DA Bragg, Hochul

All four of the candidates highlighted the recall of progressive San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin, as New Yorkers’ concerns about crime remain high.

Heard Around Town

Politics

Carolyn Maloney WAS endorsed by Carlina Rivera. Then things changed.

The primary between Reps. Carolyn Maloney and Jerry Nadler has put endorsers in an awkward spot – and left campaigns scrambling.

Nonprofits

NYN Media

LGBTQ+ youth organization works to change landscape of mental health

Big Brothers Big Sisters NYC is leading a citywide coalition to advocate for policy changes

New York State

Politics

Hochul on the defensive, but largely unscathed in her first debate

The governor fought off attacks from her opponents while highlighting the achievements from her short time in office.

Gun Control

Policy

Eric Adams’ fears that SCOTUS ruling could permit guns on subways is a ‘worst-case scenario’

The court has indicated it is likely to overturn the state’s restrictive permitting requirements for concealed guns, except in “sensitive” public places.

New York City

Politics

Republican lawsuit against noncitizen voting law begins

The case will likely hinge on whether the guarantee of the right to vote to citizens is viewed as a floor or a ceiling.

New York City

Politics

Poll: New Yorkers want metal detectors, more cops on subways as concerns about crime remain high

Though the city maintains historically low crime rates, 70% of respondents said they feel less safe than they did before the pandemic, with a majority fearing hate crimes.

Political Personalities with Skye

Stream

Alan Murray: CEO, Empire BlueCross BlueShield and his unique philosophy on healthcare

The only office where you can blend a smoothie by riding a bicycle, and why that matters in getting employees back into the office.