Policy

Nonprofits fight to roll back ethics law

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  • By Dan Rosenblum

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Q&A: Kathy Hochul blasts old foe Chris Collins over health care amendment

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  • By Ashley Hupfl

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From Obamacare to Uber, insurance gets its moment

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  • By City & State

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When the clock starts ticking on malpractice suits in New York

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  • By City & State

Infrastructure
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Is this finally the year for ride-hailing in upstate New York?

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  • By Ashley Hupfl

Infrastructure
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This city needs Fair Fares now more than ever

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  • By City & State

Education
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Should New York’s kids be afraid of Betsy DeVos?

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  • By Ashley Hupfl

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After Obamacare: What are New York’s options if the Affordable Care Act is repealed?

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  • By Ashley Hupfl
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Reps. urge feds to select N.Y. for pilot project to allow food stamps online

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  • By Sarina Trangle

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Report calls on Buffalo to beef up community policing

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  • By Justin Sondel

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Have New York City’s building trades unions turned the corner on race?

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  • By Bob Hennelly

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What can Washington do to revive Puerto Rico's economy?

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  • By José E. Maldonado

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ACS promises reforms at emotional hearing over Zymere Perkins

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  • By Dan Rosenblum from New York Nonprofit Media
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Survey: New Yorkers support improving, not repealing the Common Core standards

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  • By Ashley Hupfl

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Regents Chancellor: State test scores are no cause for a ‘victory lap’

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  • By Monica Disare for Chalkbeat New York

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3 things Fariña is talking about as the school year approaches

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  • By Jeff Coltin

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Buffalo’s public housing tenants bear the brunt of police crackdown

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  • By Aaron Lowinger and Justin Sondel
Policy

De Blasio administration says it produced second most affordable housing in city history

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  • By Sarina Trangle
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In Buffalo, Fruit Belt residents call for land trust to prevent displacement

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  • By Justin Sondel

Policy
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Only 8 percent of New York City teachers are men of color. Here’s how the city is trying to change that

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  • By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
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