New York State
Policy
What’s next for e-bikes in New York?
E-bike advocates are pushing back after Gov. Andrew Cuomo vetoes a bill to legalize e-bikes and e-scooters.
New York State
Politics
New York political predictions for 2020
Six experts assess the Queens borough president race, the upcoming state legislative session and whether there will be any AOC-style upsets.
New York State
Politics
The best New York political investigations of 2019
Journalists tackled housing discrimination on Long Island, predatory lending in the New York City taxi medallion industry and more.
New York City
Politics
Queens machine backs Donovan Richards for borough president
Now that the Queens Democratic Party has weighed in, and one candidate dropped out, the race to replace Melinda Katz takes shape.
New York State
Politics
From Rockland to Brooklyn, anti-Semitic attacks become more frequent
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio are responding with more police in Jewish neighborhoods.
New York State
Personality
Who in New York politics is most likely to succeed?
Some elected officials stack up better than others among their peers.
New York City
Politics
E-bikes denied, ride-hailing companies cruising and anti-Semitism in NYC
Rounding up the week’s political news
Personality
Personality
City & State’s best Q&As of 2019
A look back at some of our memorable back-and-forths with lawmakers, candidates and experts.
Andrew Cuomo
Politics
The biggest bills Cuomo has shot down
The governor has vetoed dozens of bills, and he’s not done yet.
Opinion
Opinion
City & State’s best op-eds in 2019
We’ve injected some overlooked ideas into the conversation.
New York City
Politics
City & State’s 10 most clicked on stories of 2019
You may be surprised by what our most clicked on story of the year was – we definitely were.
Politics
Journalists who went to the Dark Side in 2019
These reporters went from receiving press releases to sending them out.
New York City
Politics
Is local news doomed?
New York City’s biggest papers have slashed their metro staffs. Can reporters still hold politicians accountable?
New York City
Politics