New York State

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Former Gov. Cuomo ordered to hand over millions made off of pandemic book

A state ethics panel voted Tuesday that Cuomo must turn the money in to the state Attorney General’s office within 30 days.

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The not-so-shortlist to replace Assembly Member Richard Gottfried

At least eight candidates are in the mix to replace the longest serving legislator in state history – just one day after he announced his retirement.

New York State

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Assembly Member Richard Gottfried announces retirement

The Manhattan Democrat has served longer than any other state lawmaker in history.

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Local Republican leaders say they won’t enforce Hochul’s mask mandate

The backlash follows some right-wing-fueled confusion about the rule, which took effect on Monday.

New York City

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Eric Adams wants to “Get Stuff Done.” What stuff?

A close look at the core objectives among his endless policy ideas, as the mayor-elect enters his first year in office.

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Four Latino City Council members publicly endorse Francisco Moya, as the speaker race narrows to two

Adrienne Adams has emerged as an alternative for members unhappy with Moya – and Mayor-elect Eric Adams’ involvement.

New York City

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The CCRB just got a little more powerful

A bill passed by the City Council will allow the police watchdog to initiate its own investigations.

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Sources: Assembly Member Yuh-Line Niou is challenging state Sen. Brian Kavanagh

A primary against the relatively moderate incumbent Kavanagh could become one of the most high-profile races of 2022.

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In Eric Adams’ administration, cryptocurrency industry sees an opening

With regulatory powers at the state and federal levels, engaging other levels of government remains a challenge.

New York City

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NYC gives noncitizens the right to vote. Here’s what comes next.

As the City Council passed a historic voting rights bill, its advocates are looking to ensure its successful implementation.

Politics

Politics

SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras announces resignation

His connections to ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo have led to calls for his ouster in recent days.

Politics

Letitia James suspends her campaign for governor

The news comes just two months after James launched her campaign.

New York State

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What the leader of the SUNY Student Assembly thinks about Jim Malatras

Bradley Hershenson says students are ready to help lead efforts to find a new chancellor at a pivotal time for public colleges.

New York City

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21 in ’21, others, blast Eric Adams’ support for male speaker candidate

As the City Council speaker race reaches its final leg, some lament the lack of a female finalist.

New York City

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Original community plan proposed in last ditch effort to save NYC’s East River Park

With a restraining order against the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project overruled, demolition is proceeding.

Politics

Politics

Jim Malatras keeping his job – for now

The embattled SUNY chancellor has important allies as he resists calls to resign over his involvement in alleged nefariousness by ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

New York City

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De Blasio touts community policing and ThriveNYC as successes

Both highly criticized efforts were mentioned during an interview as the term-limited New York City Mayor prepares to depart office at the end of the year.

Health Care

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County officials call on Hochul to support increased wages for home care workers

40 offices for the aging across the state sent a letter to Gov. Hochul asking she help pass the Fair Pay for Home Care Act