New York State

Politics

Democrat Nate McMurray hails from an island of dreams

Democrat Nate McMurray has a realistic chance now to win the NY 27th Congressional District.

Real Estate

Politics

Real estate spending heavily on attorney general race

REBNY and the Durst Organization have donated to multiple attorney general candidates

New York City

Politics

Monserrate runs for office again

Hiram Monserrate, who was booted from the state Senate after physically assaulting his girlfriend and later served prison time for misusing city funds, is on the primary ballot this year to represent East Elmhurst as a Democratic district leader.

Real Estate

Policy

5 things to know about the Inwood rezoning

Last week, the New York City Council passed the highly contentious rezoning plan for the Upper Manhattan neighborhood of Inwood, meant to spur residential and commercial growth in the area while also allowing for the development of new affordable housing units.

New York State

Politics

Republicans face obstacles to drop Collins from ballot

Western New York Republicans will meet to decide on their options to replace Rep. Chris Collins in NY27.

Power Lists

Albany 40 Under 40 alumni

Celebrating the 10 year anniversary of the Albany 40 Under 40 with a look back at some standouts from our earliest Albany 40 Under 40 classes.

Andrew Cuomo

Politics

Leecia Eve: corporate and qualified for AG

Leecia Eve is running on her corporate corporate experience in the Attorney General race and considers herself the most independent candidate.

New York City

Politics

Collins indicted, cap on Uber and Inwood rezoning

Rep. Chris Collins, Uber, Inwood rezoning and the Board of Elections headline This Week's Headlines.

Personality

Who's up and who's down this week?

Chris Collins, Ed Mangano, John Sampson and Jumaane Williams all faced the law this week.

Politics

Nadler sits out the Tish party

Attorney general candidate Letitia James has now been endorsed by all 11 Democrats representing New York City in Congress – except for Rep. Jerry Nadler.