Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Bloomberg plays defense again in second debate

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg performed somewhat better in his second presidential debate, but he was still under attack and missed some opportunities to fight back.

Housing

Policy

How landlords could still raise rents despite new tenant protections

A little-known practice is generating buzz among advocates and industry members.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Carolyn Maloney backs Kallos for Manhattan borough president

The congresswoman joins a long list of unions that have already endorsed the New York City councilman.

Small Business

Policy

Despite progress, MWBEs say challenges remain

New York has sought to award more government contracts to firms owned by women or minorities.

Long Island

Politics

Newsday: State helped cover up toxic plume

A new investigation reveals how the government made a Long Island disaster worse.

New York State

Policy

Where do nearby states stand on recreational marijuana?

New York and its neighbors want to make sure they’re all on the same page before they pass anything.

Education

Politics

Richard Carranza’s rough new year

New York City schools have been making news for the wrong reasons.

New York City

Politics

What happens now with the New York City Council union

Organizers hit a milestone on Monday, but they still have a long road ahead.