News & Politics

Politics

Where do NYC’s campaign donors live?

A new map from the Campaign Finance Board and creators of Redistricting & You aims to illustrate how campaign fundraising breaks down geographically.

Eric Adams

Politics

At ‘Tin Cup Day’ hearing, Eric Adams’ budget priorities aren’t the point

State lawmakers paid some attention to the New York City mayor’s requests for migrant funding and discovery law changes, but questions about Trump policies and the city budget took center stage.

Upstate

Politics

Upstate mayors rattle tin cups for increased state aid

The mayors of Buffalo, Yonkers, Syracuse, Rochester and Albany want a permanent increase in the state budget’s Aid and Incentives to Municipalities funding.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: It’s time to Axe the Tax for working-class NYC families

The state Legislature should support Mayor Eric Adams’ proposal to eliminate the personal income tax for low-income families in New York City.

Politics

It’s a leadership crisis in the NYC Council GOP!!!

Can’t all five Republicans just get along? Joann Ariola seems to have successfully challenged David Carr’s minority leader victory.

LGBTQ+

Politics

State AG says NY hospitals must continue offering gender-affirming care to minors

State Attorney General Letitia James helped win a temporary restraining order preventing the Trump administration from denying federal funds to hospitals – at least for now.

Editor's Note

Opinion

Editor’s Note: Local news takes a huge blow across the Hudson River

The presses stopped rolling for good at the Star-Ledger, Times of Trenton and South Jersey Times on Sunday as the publications go online only. Meanwhile, The Jersey Journal shuts down completely.

News & Politics

Politics

On ‘Tin Cup Day’ Eric Adams to meet several of his rivals

The mayor is set to pitch Albany on “Axe the Tax” and taking people with mental health crises to hospitals against their will.

Albany Agenda

Policy

New law aims to stop red states from prosecuting NY abortion doctors

After a New York doctor was indicted in Louisiana, Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation that will keep doctors’ names off of prescriptions for abortion medicine.

Nonprofits

NYN Media

Serving immigrant, refugee and marginalized communities during Trump 2.0

An interview with Arab American Family Support Center’s Interim Executive Director Mark Foggin.

News & Politics

Politics

Poll: Voters back Hochul’s budget proposals, still don’t like Hochul

New York voters support Gov. Kathy Hochul's budget proposals like universal school meals but would prefer someone else as governor, the latest Siena College poll found.

Personality

Personality

Former Gov. David Paterson is at peace with the past

In an extensive Q&A, he talks about his tenure in Albany and about karma that has come to a successor.

Personality

Personality

Leading NYU’s charge to make New York a science and tech center ‘second to none’

An interview with Juan de Pablo, executive dean of NYU’s Tandon School of Engineering and the University’s inaugural executive vice president for Global Science and Tech.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: New York City’s next mayor can’t go back on literacy

Whoever wins this year’s mayoral election must build on the Adams administration’s approach to literacy education and dyslexia screenings in public schools.

Policy

Policy

NYC is getting faster at distributing SNAP and cash assistance benefits

More than 80% of people who get food benefits from the city and half of people who get cash assistance were being paid on time during a recent reporting period.

Events

Personality

Tenth annual ‘Age Disruptors’ celebration awards 2025 50 Over 50 honorees

The City & State event underscored the fact that age is just a number, but experience and perspective are keys to success at any age.

MTA

Policy

Trump targets MTA funding

The president’s threats to kill congestion pricing and tie transit funding to immigration enforcement could imperil the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.