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After Santos bombshell, politicos have one question: Where was the oppo?

The Long Island Congress member-elect allegedly made up his entire resume. No one noticed

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New York lawmakers most likely giving themselves a raise this week

The $20,000 salary bump would come with rules limiting how much money lawmakers can make with their side hustles.

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The new state lawmakers in the 2023 legislative session

It’s a majority-Republican first-term class. One of them chose a military helicopter for a Patronus, and they believe in free will over fate.

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Policy

What’s on the agenda for the 2023 legislative session in New York?

Everyone’s talking about housing – and still fighting over bail.

Heard Around Town

Policy

Tenants’ rights advocates and lawmakers tout legislative agenda

Activists, elected officials and tenants rallied outside the governor’s Manhattan office to launch their legislative campaign to protect renters.

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Personality

City & State’s Responsible 100 event celebrates New York’s most outstanding leaders

The event gathered notable figures from government and business, as well as the nonprofit and academic communities who are working at the forefront of the corporate social responsibility movement.

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Policy

State lawmakers renew push for free school meals

In letters sent to Gov. Kathy Hochul this week, state lawmakers are calling for funding in the state budget for free school meals statewide.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: Congress’ last chance to feed hungry kids

New York’s congressional delegation should seize the moment to restore lapsed aid programs, pull kids out of poverty and put food on the table for millions of our neighbors across the state.

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Policy

A guide to the most powerful state Legislative committees

What are the various committees in the state Senate and Assembly? How do they work?

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Personality

Kyle Bragg: The 32BJ president’s exit interview

The union leader discusses his decision to step down and his many years of service to the labor movement.

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Policy

New York recommends masking again. Will mask-weary schools comply?

The state health and education departments issued guidance in line with the CDC following an uptick in respiratory illnesses and COVID-19.

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Policy

Port Authority head promotes a ‘big role’ for biometrics at airports

Executive Director Rick Cotton said that customers should be able to opt in to programs that use biometric technology like facial recognition.

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Opinion: Funding safety net hospitals must be a priority in next legislative session

With budget season approaching, Albany should prioritize creating a sustainable and equitable payment structure for these institutions.

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Policy

City & State summit discusses technology in government and push for modernization

Key issues addressed were adopting consumer-centric practices, streamlining services and data centralization.

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Politics

The 3 nominees progressives won’t tolerate on New York’s highest court

A coalition of dozens of activist and advocacy groups has united to promote three candidates, oppose another three candidates and reserve judgment on a seventh.

Politics

Politics

New York senators sign onto their staffers’ unionization effort

The New York State Legislative Workers United circulated a letter of solidarity among their bosses in the state Senate, garnering bipartisan support.

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Updated Politics

New York’s political turncoats

The long, proud history of politicians switching parties.