Interviews & Profiles

Politics

How Hudson Valley politics has changed over the past 20 years

Former Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney weighs in on the local media landscape and the Mike Lawler versus Cait Conley contest.

Personality

Jumaane Williams isn’t slowing down on pushing for progress

He’s backing Kathy Hochul for governor, despite previously running against her (twice).

20th Anniversary

Chuck Schumer is still traveling, and sticking it to Al D’Amato

He has proved, over nearly three decades, that he’s not just a senator for downstate.

20th Anniversary

Christine Quinn shares what it was really like to work with Mike Bloomberg

A Q&A with the former New York City Council speaker on their productivity, but also the places where they disagreed.

20th Anniversary

Zohran Mamdani isn’t ready to talk about the future

We asked the New York City mayor about his next 20 years. But he’s taking the job one week and one month at a time.

20th Anniversary

How Charlie Rangel won over Al Sharpton

The Rev. Al Sharpton remembers the pioneering Lion of Lenox Avenue.

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20th Anniversary

Curtis Sliwa, on Eric Adams, on the train

The failed Republican mayoral candidate gives his two cents – and then some – on the guy who got the job then lost it.

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Rep. Mike Lawler pledges to find a compromise on healthcare spending

A Q&A with the Hudson Valley Republican who’s running for reelection against Cait Conley in NY-17.

Interviews & Profiles

Inside Ogden’s challenge to Jay Jacobs

Otsego County Democratic Party Chair Caitlin Ogden is looking to oust the sitting state party chair.

Personality

City & State Time Capsule: Alums share their favorite stories

To celebrate our 20th anniversary, former staffers give a behind-the-scenes look at their reporting.

Personality

City & State Time Capsule: The best work of the current team

Award-winning staff members reflect on their favorite features for our 20th anniversary.

New York State

Lisa Kaul looks to oust Rolison from state Senate

The Dutchess County legislator is aiming to win a seat many thought would favor Democrats when it was drawn during redistricting.

Personality

Rafael Espinal talks New York City press passes, film tax breaks and economic justice

The commissioner of the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment also discusses his creative side.