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• April 26, 2018

Close the Bronx’s jail barge

Close the Bronx’s jail barge. Two jails in one neighborhood is enough.

• By Rafael Salamanca Jr.
• April 25, 2018

Democrats should exile Simcha Felder

As state Sen. Simcha Felder holds both parties, and by extension the state’s entire population, hostage to his whims, it’s worth asking why the actual majority party is so powerless – or unwilling – to stop him.

• By Ben Adler
• April 25, 2018

The latest from Rebuilding Together NYC ... GallopNYC ... Vera Institute of Justice

Career changes, grant announcements, gala happenings and more from New York's nonprofit sector.

• By Zach Williams
• April 25, 2018

Is New York City ready to implement Raise the Age?

Unanswered questions seem to jeopardize New York City's ability to meet the Oct. 1 deadline for implementing Raise the Age legislation. The city must remove youthful offenders from Rikers Island and move juvenile offenders to age-appropriate juvenile delinquent facilities.

• By David Gentile
• April 25, 2018

Raising Andrew: A Q&A with Matilda Raffa Cuomo

An interview with Matilda Raffa Cuomo.

• By Jeff Coltin
• April 24, 2018

The latest from Junior Achievement of New York ... Institute for Community Living ... ACS contracts

• By Zach Williams
• April 24, 2018

Jimmy Oddo’s midlife crisis

Jimmy Oddo's midlife crisis. Why the Staten Island borough president wanted to throw in the towel - and what the beard had to do with it.

• By Jeff Coltin
• April 23, 2018

Here is how city agencies and nonprofits can communicate during the procurement process

• By Zach Williams
• April 23, 2018

On congestion and MTA funding, choose goals before making policies

Instead of randomly choosing fees on certain vehicles, first decide how much to reduce traffic.

• By Eric Goldwyn
• April 22, 2018

Harold Levy, an educational Robin Hood who helped the city that raised him

An appreciation for the life of Harold Levy, a former New York City schools chancellor.

• By Tom Allon
• April 22, 2018

The 2018 Staten Island Power 100

The 100 most powerful people in Staten Island

• By City & State
• April 22, 2018

Start Conversations. Engage Donors.

Often the biggest hurdle in cultivating donors is getting them to meet with you so you can make your case.

• By Barbara Birch
• April 21, 2018

Joint effort: Where key players stand on legalizing recreational marijuana in New York

The legalization movement is gathering steam, but not everyone is onboard.

• By Grace Segers
• April 20, 2018