New York City

Nonprofits

How nonprofits will shoulder burden of Trump megabill

Organizations are braced for cuts to Medicaid and SNAP on vulnerable populations.

Opinion

Opinion: Mamdani’s test on policing

Whistleblowers show the NYPD won’t fix itself. What should the next mayor do?

Immigration

Trump sanctuary city lawsuit highlights tension between Eric Adams and City Council on immigration

The lawsuit favorably quotes the mayor, while condemning city policies that bar cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

Eric Adams

When has Eric Adams opposed Donald Trump?

The mayor has repeatedly said he wants to work with the Trump administration, not “war with” them. But he has still been at odds with the feds on multiple occasions since January.

Events

Prioritizing New York’s older adults

At City and State’s Aging summit, advocates weighed in on financial and food insecurity among older adults and the caregiving crisis.

Interviews & Profiles

At City Hall, Randy Mastro is in charge

Roughly 100 days in, the first deputy mayor has torpedoed projects, tried to put ICE back on Rikers Island and strong-armed City Council members into an actually somewhat functional relationship.

Opinion

Opinion: Zohran Mamdani, socialist menace?

Nearly a century ago, another socialist was elected NYC mayor. He did a pretty good job.

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New York State

Jessica González-Rojas launches state Senate campaign with high-profile endorsements

She is challenging state Sen. Jessica Ramos, whose decision to endorse former Gov. Andrew Cuomo upset her progressive supporters.

Editor's Note

Editor’s note: Halted 34th Street busway proposal deserves reconsideration

Like 14th Street proved, these redesigned thoroughfares increase ridership speed and improve safety.

Heard Around Town

Another week, another couple mayoral PACs

A new anti-Zohran Mamdani independent expenditure committee, and another IE in search of a candidate enter the campaign finance fray.

Housing

Opinion: A vote for more homes

This November, New Yorkers have a rare chance to reshape the rules that have let NIMBYs stall housing production for decades.

Policy

Charter Revision Commission: NYC should have even-year elections, member deference should no longer reign

The 13-member panel is expected to put forth five proposals Monday for voters to consider in November.

Opinion

Opinion: The little-known city agency that roots out government mismanagement in big ways

The Mayor’s Office of Risk Management investigates waste, fraud and abuse in New York City government.

Interviews & Profiles

Andy Byford on Penn Station’s ‘transformation’

The first interview with New York City’s “Train Daddy” since he took on the job of redeveloping the much-maligned transit hub.

Opinion

Opinion: Public banks offer an opportunity to reclaim local power and build inclusive economies

Unlike private banks, which are required to maximize shareholder profits, public banks are designed to serve the public interest.