Personality
Personality
Building bridges in the Bronx
Nathalia Fernandez wants to mend a divided borough as Bronx beep.
Andrew Cuomo
Personality
More too-soon Andrew Cuomo book titles
Maybe he’ll declare victory over world hunger next.
Education
Policy
Can NYC make outdoor learning work?
Mayor Bill de Blasio may be allowing schools to teach in streets and parks, but it’s unclear how outdoor classes could be set up.
New York City
Policy
NY quarantine doesn’t apply to VMA celebs
In the latest instance of COVID inequality, performers at MTV award show get special treatment.
New York City
Policy
NYPD commissioners received civilian complaints
Before acceding to the top job, Dermot Shea and James O’Neill were each accused of misconduct.
Health Care (Archived)
Policy
Lawmakers express horror at planned EMS layoffs
Without more funding, the city says it will be forced to fire 400 first responders.
Housing
Policy
NYC’s plan to move homeless people back into shelters
Despite Mayor Bill de Blasio’s announcement, it’s unclear what the city will do to help homeless New Yorkers.
Health Care (Archived)
Policy
State evaluates bill that would require hiring more nurses
A new Health Department report said it could be too costly to implement for some hospitals and nursing homes.
New York State
Policy
State Sen. Zellnor Myrie takes on the rise in gun violence
The Brooklyn lawmaker wants to hold gun manufacturers accountable with a proposed change to the state’s criminal nuisance law.
New York City
Politics
The end of the Bronx boys’ club
Female insurgents have the potential to completely reshape the foundation of the borough’s politics.
New York City
Personality
Chi Ossé, the activist candidate
New York City’s marches and protests against police brutality invigorated the 22-year-old candidate.
Donald Trump
Politics
Citing NY, Trump floats delaying presidential election
The president claimed recent failures show absentee ballots are an ineffective and “fraudulent” way to conduct elections.
Donald Trump
Politics
Trump’s attorneys try a new stalling tactic
President Donald Trump’s lawyers ask a federal judge to bar Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance from acquiring his taxes.
Health Care (Archived)
Policy
COVID-19 testing delays require federal action
Experts say a national program to increase the supply of materials is needed.
Education
Policy
Can NYC schools safely reopen in the fall?
Health experts say major school renovations and more robust coronavirus testing would likely be needed.
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
DSA candidates get out the stay-at-home votes
Breaking with history, mail-in ballots delivered big wins for progressives.
NYPD
Policy
NYPD disciplinary records put in quarantine
A federal judge temporarily blocked their release until mid-August.
New York City
Politics
Trump threatens to send federal agents to NYC
The city and state have already threatened legal action should agents be deployed to the city.
New York State
Politics
NY’s Indigenous rights bolstered by Supreme Court ruling
The state may be forced to contend with broader land rights and sovereignty for Native American tribes.
New York State
Personality
Howie Hawkins’ Green Party dream
The Syracuse resident talks to City & State about his presidential campaign and his hopes for the Green Party.
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