New York City
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Rochester upheaval continues and indoor dining returns in NYC
Rounding up the week’s political news.
Campaigns & Elections
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Will de Blasio ties haunt a trio of mayoral candidates?
Maya Wiley, Kathryn Garcia and Loree Sutton have already begun to distance themselves from the mayor.
New York City
Politics
How the Lucerne Hotel reversal happened
A threatened lawsuit caused NYC to move homeless men out of the Upper West Side.
New York City
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Trump’s right, New York City is a cesspool of crime
Just look at how rich white men break the law with impunity.
Andrew Cuomo
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The drama of waiting for Cuomo
The storyline of fixing the state’s budget deficit remains as unresolved as ever.
New York City
Politics
Rochester police killing sparks outrage and Trump threatens New York City
Rounding up the week’s political news.
New York City
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NYC institutions could close permanently
The COVID-19 pandemic risks wiping out many long-standing establishments.
New York State
Politics
The partisan divide during quarantine
Democrats and Republicans differ on how they’re using their time at home.
New York State
Politics
Rapid COVID-19 testing starts
New York state is bringing testing devices to hot spots for faster results.
MTA
Politics
The MTA’s doomsday scenario and NYC reexamines chokehold law
Rounding up the week’s political news.
Donald Trump
Politics
NYC leaders slammed in RNC speeches
Republican speakers blamed Mayor Bill de Blasio for the recent uptick in violence and the city’s general unrest.
Campaigns & Elections
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Tiffany Cabán expected to run for City Council
Former Queens DA candidate eyes seat that Costa Constantinides will vacate in 2022.
New York State
Politics
Why Reps. Stefanik and Zeldin spoke to the RNC
Some NY GOP congress members see Trump as advantageous in their district.
Education
Politics
Remote learning remains the norm for New York’s biggest cities
New York City will be one of the few major school districts to attempt in-person classes.
New York State
Politics
The other voting option for November
Early voting provides an alternative to New Yorkers weary of both absentee ballots and voting in person on Election Day
New York State
Politics
New York’s moment of fiscal truth is nigh
Lawmakers don’t have much more time to institute budget cuts.
New York City
Politics
Washington Heights, Inwood continue higher census response rates
Latino communities are called “hard to count.” But Upper Manhattan is standing up to be counted.
New York City
Politics
Malatras to lead SUNY, teachers threaten strike and prepping for a pandemic presidential election
Rounding up the week’s political news.
New York City
Politics