New York City
Politics
New lawsuit could delay ranked-choice voting in NYC
An injunction could create uncertainty about what voting system people will use in June.
New York City
Politics
Pandemic unemployment insurance is running out for New York’s taxi drivers
Already burdened by a debt crisis, New York cabbies get shortchanged by government again.
New York City
Politics
The bill no one wants to enact during the pandemic
AOC and Sean Hannity have got the details wrong about a proposed $3 surcharge on package deliveries in New York City.
Opinion
Opinion
NY should stop killing adoptable pets
Animals displaying signs of stress just need proper support from their shelter.
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
The sky’s the limit for Ray McGuire’s fundraising
The mayoral candidate’s money could change things for his opponents.
New York City
Politics
Vaccines on the way and New York’s elections are certified
Rounding up the week’s political news.
Personality
Personality
Rafael Salamanca makes his case for Bronx borough president
A Q&A with the New York City Council member on rezonings, affordable housing and his successor in the council.
New York City
Personality
Ray McGuire wants to grow NYC out of the slump
An interview with the investment banker running for mayor.
New York City
Politics
Meet NYC’s first elected COVID-19 “long-hauler”
New York City Council Member Costa Constantinides is still experiencing COVID-19 after eight months.
MTA
Politics
Insiders don’t expect overnight subway access to come back next year
Poll: Nearly two-thirds say 24/7 service will be a thing of the past
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
Dianne Morales’ NYC mayoral campaign theme: 'power to the people'
A Q&A with the nonprofit executive and New York City mayoral candidate.
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
Elinor Tatum: Black women’s contributions need to be recognized
The Amsterdam News’ editor-in-chief on her special project with City & State.
New York City
Policy
Elected officials, parents call for another chance for New York City students to opt into in-person learning
Staffing and space challenges will limit the availability of five days of in-person learning, but many say the option should open up again for families.
New York City
Opinion
A tale of two mayors
In retrospect, Dinkins looks better and Giuliani looks worse than when they left office.
New York City
Politics
The death of David Dinkins and there’s a new supermajority in Albany
Rounding up the week’s political news.
Personality
Personality