New York State

Politics

Alessandra Biaggi congressional run tests the progressive mood on the Long Island Sound

The progressive legislator has announced a campaign to replace centrist Tom Suozzi in a new district that includes parts of her current state Senate district.

Interviews & Profiles

Personality

Alvin Bragg’s tough first month as Manhattan DA

For this historic, progressive prosecutor, rolling out his new agenda hasn’t gone smoothly.

Nonprofits

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Nonprofits by the Numbers 94-92

NYN Media’s weekly close up of the 100 largest nonprofit organizations in New York, by revenue.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: Attacks on Bragg don’t hold water

The Manhattan District Attorney’s policies are rooted in decades of research and successful decarceration reforms around the nation and won’t lead to a crime apocalypse.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Bill de Blasio re-emerges

The perpetual candidate is reportedly considering running for Congress, which would be his fourth campaign for elected office in five years.

Politics

Politics

How redistricting litigation could mess with the June primaries in New York

The process to get candidates on the ballot depends on the courts, the state Legislature and Republican-inspired irony.

Politics

Politics

New York congressional redistricting is the ultimate Rorschach test

Albany Democrats have been very artful with the shapes of new districts across the Empire State.

Opinion

Opinion

How New York leaders can maximize their expanded budgets

Here’s how municipalities across the state can put their American Rescue Plan dollars to work rather than use it for a one-time infusion to plug holes.

Nonprofits

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Opinion: New York City Council and nonprofit leaders should build relationships beyond funding applications. Here’s how.

Both groups should take advantage of the opportunity for a fresh start given by voters this past November to finally address the city’s flawed and challenging contract application process.

Politics

Politics

During Biden’s visit Adams calls for a “9/11-type response” to gun violence

The president announced that he plans to ask U.S. Attorneys across the country to help crack down on the “iron pipeline.”

New York State

Politics

Kathy Hochul’s Penn Station plan faces another roadblock

The city planning commission is the latest group to cast doubt on the governor’s revised proposal.

New York State

Politics

How a Republican lawsuit against Democrat-led redistricting could play out in court

The lawsuit will likely hinge on a 2014 constitutional amendment aimed at preventing partisan gerrymandering.

Politics

Politics

Eric Adams will meet with anybody

Cuomo? Check. Anti-vaxxers? Yep. But it’s a deliberate strategy by the mayor.

Nonprofits

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Report finds one third of New Yorkers have high healthcare needs

The Robin Hood Foundation’s latest Poverty Tracker also found that New Yorkers within subgroups with high healthcare needs, including those that are Black and Latino, are also more likely to be economically disadvantaged.