Education

Politics

Eric Adams announces new contract deal with teachers union that allows more remote learning

The 120,000 union members will also see significant raises as part of the contract that extends through 2027.

Politics

Politics

New York laws named for the people they could have saved

After a tragedy, lawmakers have taken to naming their legislation for victims who would have been protected by it.

Power Lists

Power Lists

The Top 50 Political Hangouts

The go-to restaurants, bars and event spaces for New York’s political set.

Politics

Politics

Some NYC Council members didn’t disclose their free tour of Israel

Conflicts of Interest Board filings show other elected officials have been traveling as well.

Politics

Politics

Driscoll down, but not out

The state Senate won’t give Hochul’s NYPA CEO nominee a vote, but he’ll stay on in an interim capacity

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Appellate court hears arguments in case that could throw out congressional maps again

The case could open the door for the Independent Redistricting Commission and legislature to redraw congressional district maps (again) ahead of next year’s elections.

2023 session wrap-up

Politics

State lawmakers poised to close out the session without a housing plan

Legislative leaders said they came to a two-way agreement on housing while casting blame on Gov. Kathy Hochul.

Politics

Politics

Adams mocks Lander as ‘loudest person in the city’

The comptroller should be advocating for federal asylum-seeker funding, the mayor said in an outburst at an unrelated press conference, in comments that felt more personal than political.

Rikers Island

Politics

Comptroller and public advocate tour Rikers, call on feds to take over Rikers

After touring the jail complex, Brad Lander and Jumaane Williams said the city cannot be trusted to manage Rikers Island.

Politics

Politics

How hip-hop took over New York politics

Rep. Jamaal Bowman and Mayor Eric Adams battled it out over who’s really hip-hop – as the once-maligned genre has entered the halls of power.

Politics

Politics

Update: How New York members of Congress voted on the debt ceiling deal

The House voted to raise the $31.4 trillion federal debt ceiling on Wednesday night, sending the bill to the Senate.

Politics

Politics

Suburban Democrats lost. Now they wield all the power.

Whether carving themselves out of a tax to fund the MTA or killing the governor’s marquee proposal, it’s a great time to be repping the suburbs.

Eric Adams

Politics

Poll: City voters like the mayor – but women are open to an alternative

A new Slingshot Strategies survey finds New York City likes its Democrats.

Politics

Politics

We asked the NYPD for all correspondence on Lisa White’s controversial hiring. They sent us 15 emails.

The NYPD deputy commissioner for employee relations is a longtime friend – and former landlord – of Mayor Eric Adams.

Politics

Politics

NY Senate leader vague about plans for end of session, but ‘good cause’ eviction as written is out

State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins didn’t have many details about the agenda for the remaining weeks aside from excluding the tenant protections.