Policy

The state budget process begins amid disease outbreak

Now comes the time to see if lawmakers can keep Cuomo from getting his way on a variety of proposals.

Education

Policy

Education funding in the time of coronavirus

Lawmakers are aiming to block some of the governor’s education proposals as talks get underway to pass a budget by the end of the week.

New York City

Personality

Can Donovan Richards find himself?

Queens is both a machine stronghold and the most progressive place on the planet. The borough president hopeful thinks he can have it all.

New York State

Politics

State lawmakers aim to pass early state budget

State lawmakers are aiming to strike a three-way budget deal with Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the upcoming week as state efforts continue to contain the spread of the coronavirus, according to multiple state Senate sources.

New York State

Politics

Tish declares war on Alex Jones' toothpaste

The state’s attorney general wants to stop the InfoWars talk show host’s hawking toothpaste he claims kills coronavirus.

New York State

Politics

Voting in the time of coronavirus

While states consider postponing elections, expanding absentee voting may be another solution.

New York State

Politics

Lawmakers and advocates call on the state to halt evictions

Many argue that evictions during this public health crisis could lead to more people contracting the coronavirus.

New York State

Politics

What will happen if New York loses a congressional seat?

A new redistricting process brings uncertainty as to how congressional seats will be drawn.

Interviews & Profiles

Policy

What does coronavirus mean for school funding in New York?

State Budget Director Robert Mujica explains big plans to change state education spending.

New York City

Politics

NYC closes two public schools amid coronavirus concerns

Area colleges and universities are taking similar steps to curtail the virus’s spread.