New York City
Policy
How far New York still has to go on MWBEs
City and state officials weigh in on efforts to award contracts to firms owned by women or minorities.
New York State
Politics
Max Rose’s 'Staten Island first' strategy
Democrat Max Rose has distanced himself from his party and focused on local issues.
New York State
Policy
Breaking down the barriers of male-dominated boards
A new California law aimed at increasing diversity could be a model for New York.
New York City
Politics
Who will win New York’s most competitive House contests?
Democrats could win back the lower house of Congress. Weigh in on the local races that could make the difference.
New York State
Policy
Out on parole, and turning out to vote
The governor granted thousands of parolees the right to vote. The GOP went on the attack. So what do parolees have to say?
New York City
Policy
Momentum builds behind MWBEs
After a lackluster year, the rate of contracting for minority- and women-owned businesses is rising in New York.
New York City
Politics
Who will win the most competitive state Senate contests?
Vote for who you think will win the Senate contests.
Bill de Blasio
Politics
Bombs in New York and a governor’s debate
Pipe bombs were sent to a number of prominent Democrats and progressives across the country, including several in New York, and to CNN’s Columbus Circle headquarters.
New York State
Politics
A Q&A with Jonathan Trichter, the other Democrat for comptroller
An interview with Jonathan Trichter, the Democrat running as a Republican for state comptroller
New York State
Politics
A blue “wavelet” in New York’s state Senate?
New forecast shows Democrats only slightly more likely to take state Senate.
New York State
Politics
Jeff Pravato is the GOP's great red hope on Long Island
Could Republicans knock off Democratic state Sen. John Brooks?
New York State
Politics
Why Democrats have a chance to replace state Sen. John DeFrancisco
Sen. John DeFrancisco wanted to run for governor. Now Democrats want his district.
New York City
Policy
Everyone wants to fix the MTA, but who’s paying?
Fixing the MTA is estimated to cost $40 billion.
New York City
Politics
How much of their sentence do corrupt politicians serve?
Dean Skelos was sentenced today to 51 months in prison, but he isn’t likely to serve the full sentence.
New York City
Politics
Bombs sent to Clintons’ home, other New York spots
The Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle in Manhattan was evacuated after a pipe bomb was sent through the mail to the CNN offices on Wednesday morning. Similar bombs were sent to the Westchester County home of former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton, as well as the Washington, D.C., home of former President Barack Obama.
New York City
Politics
Four takeaways from the Cuomo-Molinaro debate
The governor sought to assert control and attack Trump, while the challenger presented himself as a can-do moderate.
New York City
Policy
Can dockless bikes ease New York City’s transportation woes?
Lime is set to expand its dockless bike fleet after success of pilot program.
New York City
Politics