Interviews & Profiles

Personality

A Q&A with New York City’s go-to crisis manager

Kathryn Garcia talks about tackling food insecurity during the coronavirus, and her many other jobs.

Housing

Policy

Who would pay for a rent suspension?

Gianaris and Niou want to cancel rent for tenants hit by coronavirus.

Education

Opinion

How de Blasio failed students in failing schools

The mayor of New York City should have followed on his predecessor’s path in education policy.

Andrew Cuomo

Politics

NY to start experimental treatments for COVID-19

A combination drug therapy and plasma serum will be tested on the state’s sickest patients.

Rikers Island

Opinion

Don’t leave people to die from COVID-19 on Rikers Island

The conditions are crowded and unsanitary and the spread inside will eventually get outside.

Interviews & Profiles

Personality

Serving constituents during the coronavirus outbreak

There is lots to do, from making phone calls to protecting consumers to passing legislation.

Health Care (Archived)

Policy

Home care attendants helping elderly, disabled lacking equipment

Providers helping people that are at high risk amid the COVID-19 outbreak report shortage of face masks, sanitizer.

New York City

Politics

Tracking a unique coronavirus data point: our feelings

In a partnership with data analytics firm Elucd, City & State will publish daily updates on coronavirus sentiment polling of New Yorkers.

New York State

Policy

Why Cuomo and de Blasio disagree on testing for COVID-19

The state is prioritizing testing for COVID-19, but New York City wants to save scarce resources for treating the sick.

New York State

Politics

Poll: What New York political insiders thought before the pandemic

There was widespread agreement on what would actually get done in Albany before coronavirus hit.

New York State

Personality

How to protect mental health during the coronavirus outbreak

Therapy via teleconference and a new suicide hotline are among the proposals at the state level.

New York City

Personality

Rodneyse Bichotte: Definitely not the old boss

The machines are waning. Brooklyn Democrats are divided. But if anyone can unite them, it’s her.

Education

Policy

Hurdles aplenty as remote learning begins today

Students at NYC schools begin remote learning today, what challenges will they face?