Kathy Hochul
Personality
Moms in elected office perform a delicate balancing act
Moms in elected office perform a delicate balancing act. For Mother’s Day, we recognize the challenge of parenting while campaigning
New York State
Politics
Suraj Patel is taking on Carolyn Maloney, and the rest of his party
In a microcosm of Democratic divisions, Suraj Patel is taking on Carolyn Maloney, and the rest of his party.
Nonprofits
NYN Media
Nonprofits push New York City Council to fund summer programs
New York City Council members grilled youth services officials about a lack of funding for summer programs in this year’s budget at a sometimes tense May 8 executive budget hearing.
New York State
Politics
The problem with Zephyr Teachout’s prospective attorney general campaign
Zephyr Teachout’s prospective attorney general campaign is hampered because the law professor isn’t admitted to the New York bar.
Transportation
Opinion
Free street parking in Manhattan is a rip-off
Stopping suburbanites from parking in Upper Manhattan should only be the beginning of parking reform.
Andrew Cuomo
Politics
Women’s Caucus: Vance shouldn’t lead Schneiderman investigation
The New York City Council Women’s Caucus supports the appointment of Nassau District Attorney Madeline Singas as a special prosecutor
New York State
Politics
The most insightful analyses of Schneiderman’s resignation
From feminists to legal analysts to conservative pundits, everyone has a takeaway
New York City
Policy
New York lawmakers react to Iran deal withdrawal along partisan lines
Even hawkish Democrats disagree with President Trump's decision
Nonprofits
NYN Media
Fall of Schneiderman need not be a blow to New York nonprofits
The Charities Bureau has been highly accessible to us, presenting annually at our member meeting Camp Finance, and making it a point to regularly reach out to us.
New York City
Politics
Carl Heastie endorses diversity for AG, but has he promoted women?
Carl Heastie endorses diversity for attorney general selection, but has he promoted women?
New York City
Opinion
Never abandon: Increase funding for the City Council’s Holocaust Survivors Initiative
New York City is home to nearly 45,000 holocaust survivors, almost half of whom live at or below the poverty line.
New York State
Politics
With Schneiderman out, what happens now
You probably have questions about New York’s unusual approach to replacing attorneys general. We have answers.
Heard Around Town
Politics
Schneiderman's downfall the talk of the Met Gala
While Eric Schneiderman’s political career came crashing down, New York City Council Speaker Corey Johnson was enjoying the perks of his new job at the Met Gala.
Andrew Cuomo
Politics
It’s not just Eric Schneiderman: New York’s #MeToo moment
Many local political figures have been recently accused of sexual misconduct
Nonprofits
NYN Media
VIDEO: This is how New York City handles your calls about the homeless
It’s something that happens just about everyday. A New Yorker spots a homeless person on the street. Sometimes this person is seen as in dire need of help. Sometimes they are seen as a nuisance. In either case, a call is made to New York City’s 311 system. This video show what happens next
Nonprofits
NYN Media
