Technology

Policy

How the new normal could narrow New York’s digital divide

State lawmakers and activists say better late than never in expanding Internet access for millions of people during the coronavirus pandemic.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

State Senate Democrats proved the haters wrong

The final vote shows that voters are rewarding Democrats for what they got done with one-party rule in Albany.

Andrew Cuomo

Politics

More Emmys for New York’s politicians

Why stop with Cuomo? Here are some other award-winning performances.

New York State

Politics

What Democratic supermajorities mean for New York’s COVID-19 response

A Q&A with state Sen. Gustavo Rivera on the pandemic and the future of single-payer health care.

Interviews & Profiles

Personality

Steve Bellone: The last of the New York centrists

What’s next for the Suffolk County executive in a state where you have to pick a side?

Health Care

Policy

Some NY counties won’t enforce COVID-19 restrictions

Making sure private gatherings don’t exceed 10 people isn’t high on their list of priorities, despite recent COVID-19 surges.

New York State

Politics

Open Assembly chairs could enhance diversity

People of color chair only two out of 39 Assembly committees – but that could change in 2021.

New York State

Policy

Advocates say Cuomo is delaying action on protecting contact tracing data

The governor has not signed a bill passed months ago that would block police and immigration authorities from accessing personal information.

Donald Trump

Politics

Trump obsessively hates on NY

The president attacks his former hometown frequently, and often inaccurately.

New York City

Opinion

NY should shut down before it's too late

Learn from past mistakes and close indoor dining before the outbreak is out of control.

New York State

Politics

MAGA movement will live on in NY

Voter fraud. Q-Anon. Lawsuits. The New York GOP is not quitting Trump post-2020.

New York State

Politics

NY Dem party chair: progressives doomed swing-district candidates

Jay Jacobs says the political left gave the GOP an opening in key races, but progressives argue evidence is absent.