Interviews & Profiles
Personality
Rossana Rosado on serving the immigrant community
The secretary of state describes the responsibility of being one of the most powerful Latinas in New York.
Politics
Politics
These NY politicos lost their elections and then ended up with some pretty fancy jobs
You win some, you lose some, you get appointed to some.
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
Carmelyn Malalis resurrected the NYC Commission on Human Rights
After almost seven years with the commission, Malalis is stepping down and reflecting on her legacy.
Personality
Personality
Brooklyn Kindergarten Society welcomes students back to school
Melisha Jackman, the nonprofit’s executive director, discusses the first week of school and how they weathered the pandemic.
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
Andrew Giuliani is banking on name recognition in a long shot run for governor
The former mayor’s son may have worked for Trump, but that might not be enough for GOP voters.
Winners & Losers
Personality
Winners & Losers of the past five years
In a special edition of your favorite weekly feature, our list of fame and shame covers the period since City & State’s 10th anniversary.
Winners & Losers
Personality
Winners & Losers of the past five years
In a special edition of your favorite weekly feature, our list of fame and shame covers the period since City & State’s 10th anniversary.
Personality
Personality
Answering questions from old City & State covers
Hindsight is 20/20. Also, do we print questions on our covers too often?
Personality
Personality
David Paterson on Kathy Hochul’s history-making governorship
The former governor reflects on the lessons he learned in office, and what he would impart to the incoming governor.
Personality
Personality
COVID-19 technology is failing us
Albert Fox Cahn on the failures of contact tracing apps, vaccine passports and why an analog approach to fighting the pandemic is sometimes best.
Personality
Personality
Cuomo wanted to be the one to solve political dysfunction. He became the epitome of it.
Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul will have her work cut out for her restoring public trust in a state government Cuomo always claimed to want to reform.
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
