Opinion

Opinion

Don’t let de Blasio’s policing reform plan weaken accountability monitors

Don’t merge the CCRB, NYPD inspector general and the Commission to Combat Police Corruption.

New York City

Policy

NYC’s initiative covering nonprofit overhead will fund less this year

Reimbursement will be even lower than it was last year, when the initiative’s funding was cut.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Andrew Yang is more than New York City’s “tech candidate”

The mayoral contender has run successful companies and built a nonprofit, but it didn’t turn around cities like he hoped it would.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Council members and Assembly member vie for Brooklyn borough presidency

Robert E. Cornegy Jr., Mathieu Eugene, Antonio Reynoso, and Jo Anne Simon all want to replace Eric Adams.

Personality

Personality

Fernando Cabrera’s next move

An interview with the term-limited New York City Council member, who is running for Bronx borough president.

Interviews & Profiles

Personality

James Whelan insists: ‘We’re all in this together.’

The Real Estate Board of New York president discussed rent relief, the stimulus plan and what kind of mayor NYC needs.

New York City

Politics

Selvena Brooks-Powers victorious in NYC’s first ranked-choice vote count

After nine rounds of hand-counting and elimination, Brooks-Powers emerged with over 51% of the vote

New York City

Politics

The major 2021 New York City mayoral contenders

What you need to know about the likely candidates for NYC’s top elected office.

New York City

Politics

A nonprofit leader runs for mayor

Former staff and fellow nonprofit executives knew Diane Morales, the progressive mayoral candidate, as a leader with big plans.

New York City

Politics

Can New York City rescue its taxi drivers?

Industry experts and advocates weigh in on a new relief plan from Mayor Bill de Blasio and what else can be done to help drivers.

New York City

Politics

Survey: Queens voters felt good about ranked-choice voting

A new exit poll found that a majority of respondents were at least somewhat familiar with the new system before voting.