New York City
Politics
Can “an Obama Person” win in New York City?
Shaun Donovan served in the Obama administration and he has noteworthy supporters across the country, but not as many in New York.
New York City
Politics
Indoor dining on the chopping block while NYC kids return to classrooms
Rounding up the week’s political news.
New York State
Politics
NY Republicans stand behind Trump’s election fraud claims
New York members of Congress, including Lee Zeldin and Elise Stefanik, are among congressional Republicans in support of a Supreme Court case challenging the presidential election results.
New York State
Policy
Why some upstate cities have high rates of lead poisoning
A soon-to-be-introduced bill could change that.
Health Care
Opinion
Reopen New York’s adult day health care programs
Families rely on them to provide necessary care so that primary caregivers can go to work.
New York City
Policy
Teachers wear red on Monday in solidarity with New York City public school educators
MORE-UFT caucus of the United Federation of Teachers leads campaign against the mayor, DOE, UFT
New York City
Politics
New lawsuit could delay ranked-choice voting in NYC
An injunction could create uncertainty about what voting system people will use in June.
New York City
Politics
Pandemic unemployment insurance is running out for New York’s taxi drivers
Already burdened by a debt crisis, New York cabbies get shortchanged by government again.
New York City
Politics
The bill no one wants to enact during the pandemic
AOC and Sean Hannity have got the details wrong about a proposed $3 surcharge on package deliveries in New York City.
New York State
Policy