Homelessness

Policy

Will de Blasio’s subway homelessness plan be a train wreck?

Homeless advocates, outreach workers and cops say the mayor’s approach doesn’t address root causes.

Homelessness

Policy

How New York’s programs and policies are keeping the homeless on the street

Despite damning reports, calls to action and billions spent, New York is perpetuating the crisis.

NYPD

Politics

Will the NYPD officers involved in aggressive arrest be penalized?

The video shocked viewers, but it’s doubtful they’ll face consequences.

Technology

Policy

Talking Open Data with Kelly Jin

First Read Tech talks to chief analytics officer for New York City, Kelly Jin.

Labor

Policy

Could coronavirus push gig workers’ labor fight to the fore?

Despite concern about gig workers’ risk of exposure, the gig economy debate remains in limbo in Albany.

Education

Politics

Photos: Celebrating New York’s education leaders

City & State’s Education Power 100 reception recognized New York’s titans of teaching.

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.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

How Michael Bloomberg bought City Hall

Sabotage. Microtargeting. Mind games. Will the billionaire’s playbook translate to the national stage?

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.

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.