Nonprofits
Policy
NYC nonprofit accused of fraud to lose its homeless shelters
Childrens Community Services, one of the city’s largest social services providers, is having its operations wound down.
New York City
Politics
What to know about New York’s first confirmed coronavirus case
The governor says not to panic.
New York City
Personality
The council hospitals chair is confident NYC can handle coronavirus
Carlina Rivera weighs in on the virus, Health + Hospitals and Medicare for All.
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
How Michael Bloomberg bought City Hall
Sabotage. Microtargeting. Mind games. Will the billionaire’s playbook translate to the national stage?
New York City
Politics
New York preps for coronavirus and hopes for Trusted Traveler Programs renewal
Rounding up the week’s political news
MTA
Personality
Meet New York City’s new Train Foster Mom
Sarah Feinberg has been tapped as the interim transit chief.
Campaigns & Elections
Personality
Tahanie Aboushi wants to transform the Manhattan DA’s office
The Manhattan district attorney candidate spoke to City & State about her experience with the justice system, her progressive platform and the incumbent, Cy Vance.
Health Care
Politics
Coronavirus is coming. Is New York ready?
How health officials are bracing for a large-scale outbreak.
Bill de Blasio
Personality
Why stop with Billy Idol? We want more, more, more
More public service announcements from ’80s icons.
Nonprofits
NYN Media
What does New York City need to do to house its seniors?
Zoning rule reform in 2016 was a first step to house New York City's seniors, but more can be done.
NYPD
Politics
Watchdog calls on NYPD to tag body camera locations
The company that makes the cameras already offers the feature – the police just don’t use it.
New York City
Politics
Will Bloomberg’s mayoral record block his presidential nomination?
The former New York City mayor’s plan to distance himself from his controversial record isn’t going as planned.
Housing
Policy
How landlords could still raise rents despite new tenant protections
A little-known practice is generating buzz among advocates and industry members.
New York City
Politics
New York lawmakers react to Weinstein verdict
The disgraced producer was convicted – but not on the most serious charges. Will it come back to haunt Cy Vance?
New York City
Politics
Who’s in and who’s out of the New York City Power 100
All the big changes this year, explained.
New York City
Personality
Could Chirlane McCray thrive as a candidate for Brooklyn borough president?
New York City’s first lady may have her husband playing second fiddle.
NYPD
Personality
Dermot Shea: Bill de Blasio’s Republican
The new NYPD commissioner talks stop and frisk, diversity in the department’s leadership and voting for president in 2016.
New York City
Politics
