New York’s affordable housing solution is hidden in the garage

The state should legalize turning garages into apartments.

• By Alec Schierenbeck
• January 15, 2020

Reps. Nadler and Jeffries named impeachment managers

They’re lawyers, and now they get to play ones on TV

• By Rebecca C. Lewis
• January 15, 2020

Advocates, lawmakers warn against new touch-screen voting machines

The ExpressVote XL machines raise questions about reliability and security

• By Annie McDonough
• January 15, 2020

Seddio goes out like a boss

The Brooklyn Democratic leader united the party, but left it broke

• By Jeff Coltin
• January 15, 2020

New York City to spend $8 million promoting the 2020 Census

• By Kay Dervishi
• January 15, 2020

Mark Levine has 1.7 million handshakes to go

The New York City councilman wants to meet every Manhattanite during his run for borough president.

• By Rebecca C. Lewis
• January 15, 2020

How Cuomo’s authorities keep costs off-budget

Public authorities allow for new investments despite a $6 billion budget deficit.

• By Zach Williams
• January 15, 2020

What to know about the state’s new bail reform law

No, watching ‘Law & Order’ does not make you an expert on criminal law.

• By Rebecca C. Lewis
• January 15, 2020

NY mag: AOC passed on mayoral, could challenge Schumer or Gillibrand

How would the congresswoman fare against these veteran lawmakers?

• By Amanda Luz Henning Santiago
• January 14, 2020

How bus shelters will help usher in 5G

New equipment on “street furniture” will be crucial once next-gen wireless service finally arrives.

• By Annie McDonough
• January 14, 2020

State AG investigating racial discrimination in transit policing

• By Kay Dervishi
• January 14, 2020

All the ways AOC has made critics' heads explode

Her opponents watch her like a hawk, but often their criticisms make little sense.

• By Amanda Luz Henning Santiago
• January 14, 2020

Are the Assembly and state Senate working together?

The early days of the 2020 legislative session has featured limited coordination between the chambers.

• By Zach Williams
• January 14, 2020

Can New York actually stop the scourge of robocalls?

A new proposal from Gov. Cuomo might curb the pesky calls, but ending them is a gargantuan task.

• By Annie McDonough
• January 14, 2020

Freddie Richmond thought he could buy anything - and anybody

The recently deceased former Brooklyn congressman was a staunch liberal, but also corrupt and transactional.

• By Jerry Adler
• January 14, 2020

Brooklyn state Senate race may be broader referendum

State Sen. Velmanette Montgomery’s retirement sets up a new type of battle between the old guard and leftists.

• By Zach Williams
• January 13, 2020

Albany airport authority suffers ransomware attack

The county airport experienced an under six figure ransom over the holidays.

• By Annie McDonough
• January 13, 2020

Report: IRS missing information from 9,774 politically active nonprofits

• By Kay Dervishi
• January 13, 2020

NYCHA’s list of unresolved issues grows

Broken elevators, lead paint, pests and more have yet to be handled.

• By Amanda Luz Henning Santiago
• January 13, 2020

Long Island Democrats pushing for bail reform

They’re facing pressure to revise the law, and failure could haunt them in November.

• By Rebecca C. Lewis
• January 13, 2020