Nonprofits
NYN Media
New York Common Pantry raises more than $1.3 million to feed hungry New Yorkers
The Fill the Bag Benefit occurs in-person nearly two years after the pandemic
New York State
Politics
The coronavirus in New York, by the numbers
New York is once again experiencing a high volume of coronavirus infections as it attempts to increase its vaccination rates. Here’s a look at key COVID-19 figures in the state.
Health Care
Policy
Will this be the year New York extends public insurance to undocumented people?
Amid an energetic campaign to get it passed, the “Coverage for All” bill has advanced further than ever in the state Legislature.
New York State
Politics
Judge allows elections to move forward, despite GOP-led lawsuit against redistricting
Democrats were told by a Steuben County court that they still must comply with a plaintiff investigation into whether they acted unconstitutionally in redrawing the maps.
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
City Council Member Inna Vernikov on the war in Ukraine, Putin and Trump
The newly minted Brooklyn council member, who was born in Ukraine, talks about how she’s helping Ukrainians affected by the Russian invasion and their relatives in New York.
New York State
Politics
How New York is joining Ukraine’s fight against Russia
Officials are deploying the financial, regulatory and legislative might of the Empire State.
Political Personalities with Skye
Stream
Nassau County Comptroller Elaine Phillips chats with Skye at the GOP Convention
Elaine's been practicing martial arts for 20+ years.
Nonprofits
NYN Media
Leader to Leader: Taking on the Hispanic Federation in the midst of COVID-19
Frankie Miranda discusses his experience leading the Latino organization as the pandemic struck, and how it has emerged from the global health crisis.
New York State
Policy
New York prepares for Ukrainian refugees
Advocates and lawmakers are calling for temporary protected status for Ukrainian nationals who are currently in New York, along with additional funding for refugee services.
Education
Policy
David Banks lays out vision for expanding remote learning
The New York City schools chancellor also spoke about prioritizing literacy, expanding career training and eliminating waste in a wide-ranging address.
Policy
Policy
State Senate passes protections for victims of sexual harassment
The bills include language to close loopholes that protect public employers from lawsuits and extend statute of limitations for reporting violations.
Nonprofits
NYN Media
$20 million gifted to St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children
The multimillion-dollar gift from board member Cindy Johnson will help to alleviate pandemic-related financial challenges, as well as help further support children with medically complex conditions.
Political Personalities with Skye
Stream
Supervisor Jennifer DeSena gives us an insider view into Town government
Meet her husband, "first dude," and her dog!
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
Petitioning kicks off, with pandemic-era signature requirements gone.
Hundreds of political candidates across the state have begun collecting signatures to qualify for the ballot in June primary elections.
Health Care
Policy
Is New York City ready to relax COVID-19 safety measures?
As New York City eases some of its COVID-19 protection measures, health experts and lawmakers look to prepare for future waves.
New York State
Politics
NY GOP officially backs Zeldin for governor in 2022
Long Island Rep. Lee Zeldin has long been considered the front-runner, but opponents promise a serious primary.
New York State
Politics
A 2022 referendum on the leadership of Nick Langworthy
The state GOP chair has repeatedly vowed to elect a Republican as New York governor despite the odds.
New York State
Politics