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NYC public-private partnership to deliver $8 million aimed at alleviating homelessness

The Homeless Assistance Fund will be used by nonprofit Breaking Ground to connect homeless New Yorkers with housing and treatment programs.

Politics

“You cannot send a man to do a woman’s job,” decries Maloney in new campaign ad

The Congress member and long-time advocate for women’s rights takes a not-so-veiled shot at her primary opponent Jerry Nadler in a new video advertisement.

Campaigns & Elections

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It’s Gustavo Rivera versus the Bronx machine

The state senator faces a primary challenger backed by many of the borough’s power brokers.

Heard Around Town

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Women make up 95% of campaign donors to Andrew Cuomo

The former governor still has defenders giving to his campaign account – and very few of them seem to be men

New York City

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In stunning admission, NYC officials say they left migrant families stranded without shelter

The admission came after days of criticism over the city’s handling of asylum seekers – and Mayor Eric Adams’ narrative surrounding the issue.

Campaigns & Elections

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Rep. Jamaal Bowman can’t please everyone in Congress, and moderate challengers see an opening

In New York’s newly redrawn 16th Congressional District, the high-profile incumbent needs to convince a whiter, wealthier electorate to stick with a leftist.

New York State

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DNC 2024 bid could be the ultimate test of Eric Adams’ quest to become the ‘new face of the Democratic Party’

The New York City mayor and Gov. Kathy Hochul courted Democratic National Committee officials on Thursday, casting the Big Apple as the country’s best representation of the Party.

Campaigns & Elections

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Can abortion rights turn out voters in a purple Hudson Valley district?

Democrat Pat Ryan is betting on voters turning out to support abortion rights – in both the 18th and 19th congressional districts.

Heard Around Town

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Cuomo donated to Inez Dickens' reelection – but until we asked, she didn’t report it

The Harlem Assembly Member publicly defended the former governor amid accusations of sexual harassment last year

Heard Around Town

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Aside from Claudia Tenney, New York reps vote to codify same-sex marriage rights

Forty-seven GOP lawmakers voted to recognize marriage equality, including all but one New York Republican.

Campaigns & Elections

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Bill de Blasio ends congressional campaign for NY-10

A couple of discouraging polls preceded the former mayor’s exit from the crowded, high-profile race.

Campaigns & Elections

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Jones swore off Goldman Sachs’ money – but took donations from its top lobbyists

A look at fundraising in the 10th Congressional district, where Mondaire Jones has more money than de Blasio, Goldman and the rest of his opponents combined.