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- Mayor Adams, City Council Announce Agreement on $107 Billion City Budget
- Party Primaries in Brooklyn Race for New City Council ‘Asian Opportunity’ District Come Down to the Wire
- Races to Watch in This Month’s New York City Council Primary Elections
- As Senate Approves ‘Coverage for All,’ Focus Shifts to Assembly on Health Coverage for Undocumented New Yorkers
- Brooklyn Borough President Reynoso Advances Comprehensive Planning Effort
- Battery Park City Authority Gets Expanded Capacity to Fund Major Lower Manhattan Resiliency Projects
- Housing Development in New York City Slows to a Crawl as Officials Debate Tax Incentives
- Mayor Adams Loses Series of Top Appointees in First Year-and-a-Half
- Digital Literacy Programming for Older New Yorkers to be Required Under Bill Passed by City Council
- What Advocates and Electeds Say Mayor Adams Should Be Doing Differently About the Asylum-Seeker Crisis
- Civic Tech Experts Question Mayor Adams' Decision to Contract Out Signature 'MyCity' Portal
- Seeking Second Term, Katz Faces Challenge in Queens District Attorney Primary
- Hochul Gambled On A Late Budget; Did It Pay Off?
- How Mayor Adams' Albany Agenda Fared in the New State Budget
- ‘An Unprecedented Commitment’: New State Budget Advances Several Major Climate Policies
- CUNY Tuition to Remain Flat as University System Gets Funding Boost in State Budget
- Staffing Shortages Undermine Anti-Corruption Efforts at City Agencies, New Report Finds
- Leading Immigrant Advocacy Group Releases NYC Agenda, Countering Mayor's Budget
- Major Climate and Energy Policies Being Decided in Albany State Budget Negotiations
- 'It's Incumbent on the State To Do This': Lawmakers ‘Optimistic’ Housing Access Vouchers will be in Budget Deal
- Advocates, City Council Members Push Mayor to Invest More in Parks
- The High Stakes of Hochul's Housing Compact
- As State Budget is Negotiated, A Closer Look At Mayor Adams' Albany Agenda
- Leaders of Hochul-Adams 'New' New York Panel Push Legislature to Support Housing Proposals in State Budget
- 20 Issues to Watch as State Budget Negotiations Enter Home Stretch
- City Law Department Defends Approach to Lawsuits Over NYPD Misconduct
- City Council Members Question Mayor Adams' Decision to Create New Office for Asylum-Seeker Operations
- At the City Council, Library System Heads Argue Against Mayor's Budget Cuts
- City Libraries Launch Push to Beat Back Mayor Adams' Budget Cuts
- NYCHA Officials Sound Alarm at City Council Budget Hearing
- Adams Administration to Launch 'MyCity' Portal in Coming Weeks with Child Care Services First
- With 16% Vacancy Rate, City Planning Department ‘Laser Focused’ on Staffing to Advance 'Ambitious' Agenda
- Council Speaker Adams Outlines State of the City Agenda Focused on Housing and Economic Mobility
- NYCHA Rent Arrears Crisis Shifts Budget Focus from Capital Needs to Operating Assistance
- City Council Questions Mayor's Additional Planned Cuts to Internal City Government Watchdog
- At First Hearing on Mayor's Preliminary Budget, City Council Takes Aim at Agency Staffing Crisis
- Is Mayor Adams' Spending Plan an 'Austerity' Budget?
- Clark Faces Challenger in Bronx District Attorney Primary Set for June
- Preservation Trust and Beyond: Report Assesses NYCHA's Progress and Challenges in Executing 'Blueprint for Change'
- After Hochul’s 2022 Veto, Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill to Protect Freelance Workers Statewide
- 6 State Budget Proposals Where Hochul and Adams are At Odds
- As Prosecutors Get Budget Boost, Public Defenders Seek More Funding Too
- In Albany, Mayor Adams Testifies on Governor Hochul's Budget, State Priorities
- Promising Projects Faster and Cheaper, Adams Administration Pursues Capital Construction Reforms
- Officials, Advocates Analyze Implications of Hochul's 'Housing Compact' on New York City
- Examining Midtown Traffic, Former NYC Transportation Commissioner Calls for New For-Hire Vehicle Regulations
- How the Pandemic Changed New York City's Budget Priorities, Per State Comptroller Report
- Governor Hochul Presents $227 Billion Executive Budget for Next Fiscal Year
- Queens City Council Member and Community Board Pursue Northern Boulevard Neighborhood Rezoning
- Offering a 'Working People's Agenda,' Mayor Adams Delivers 2023 State of the City
- Mayor Adams Yet to Launch 'MyCity' Portal Promised in First State of the City Speech
- City Council Considers Manhattan Board of Elections Nominee Who Ruled in Ranked-Choice Voting Case
- Mayor Adams Raises $428K in Latest Fundraising Haul, Already Has $1 Million in Campaign Cash
- 'Critical to the Future': City Council Considers Two Board of Correction Nominees
- What Wasn't in Hochul's 2023 State of the State Agenda
- Stressing Restraint, Mayor Adams Releases $102.7 Billion Preliminary Budget for 2024 Fiscal Year
- Hochul Presents State of the State Agenda Focused on Public Safety, Housing Development, Mental Health Care, Climate Action, & More
- Race for New ‘Asian Opportunity’ Brooklyn City Council District Set to Take Off
- Adams Consolidates City's Civic Engagement Efforts Under New Office
- Report Offers Closer Look at Role of Asian American Voters in Brooklyn Assembly Race Flipped by Republican
- Amid Debate Over Agency Vacancies, NYC Government Workforce Report More Than Two Years Late
- A Step Into the 2023 City Council Elections as Campaign Finance Board Approves First Public Funds Payment of Cycle
- Campaign Finance Board Promises Faster Audits at City Council Hearing Examining 2021 Election Cycle
- Queens Assembly Member Up Just One Vote After Recount as Fight Over 98 Ballots Remains
- At Hearing, City Council Criticizes Mayor Adams on Budget Decisions, Depleted Agencies
- Manhattan Borough President Adds Affordable Housing Focus to Community Board Appointment Process
- City Council Passes Bill Codifying Public Service Corps Program
- As Hochul Promises ‘Bold’ Agenda, Many Housing Policies on the Table for 2023 in Albany
- 'I knew the vote would be close, but I didn't think that close': Iwen Chu's History-Making Win in Brooklyn's New 17th State Senate District
- Many Variables, Significant Uncertainty in Latest Fiscal Updates for New York State, City, and MTA
- Facing Depleted Agencies, New York City Government Plans to Add 25,000 More Employees by June 2023
- There's a Lot of Finger-Pointing Around New York Redistricting; What Actually Happened?
- Leading Immigrant Advocacy Group Releases 'Respect and Dignity' 2023 State Policy Agenda
- A Full Term in Hand, What's Governor Hochul's Agenda?
- Democrats Keep Wide State Senate Majority, with Two Races Undecided
- Schumer Looks to Hold Off Pinion, Retain Majority Leader Post Amid National Battle for Senate Control
- In Office Since 2007, DiNapoli Looks to Hold Off Rodriguez for Another Term as State Comptroller
- City Council Progressive Caucus Announces 2023 Legislative Agenda Focused on Solitary Confinement, Affordable Housing, Police Accountability, & More
- Hochul and Zeldin Offer Vastly Different Visions in Lone Debate of Gubernatorial Race
- What the Polls Say About the New York Governor's Race
- Bail Reform Remains at Center of New York Political Debate But State Legislature has Never Held a Hearing On It
- With the Massive Bronx Building Still Vacant, Officials are Again Asking: What's the Future of the Kingsbridge Armory?
- Council Examines City's Renewable Energy Progress, Future Plans
- In Governor's Race, Hochul and Zeldin Differ Greatly on Climate Issues
- Redistricting Commission Sends New Map to City Council for Review
- Fires, Storms, Covid, and Asylum-Seekers: Emergency Spending and the New York City Budget
- 'Alarming to Not Have a Goal': City Council Pushes Adams Administration on Affordable Housing for Seniors
- Mayor Adams Yet to Name a Fire Commissioner
- How to Break Barriers to Build More Housing in New York? Experts Point to Changes
- Redistricting Commission Votes Down Latest City Council Draft Map
- Races to Watch in New York’s 2022 General Election
- City Council Examines Digital Divide, Bills to Improve Internet Access
- City to Announce Free Internet and Cable for Thousands of NYCHA Residents
- What Happened to the Sunnyside Yard Master Plan?
- Several Significant Wins and One Big Loss for Working Families Party in Latest New York Primaries
- A Closer Look at Voter Turnout in New York's August 2022 Primaries
- 'Uncharted Waters': City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams' First 8 Months
- Results Roundup: 2022 U.S. House and State Senate Primary Elections
- 7 Things to Watch on New York Primary Day #2 of 2022
- Congressional Race in Its Base a Big Test for Working Families Party
- New York Congressional Races to Watch in the August Primary
- New York State Senate Races to Watch in the August Primary
- Asian Advocates, Elected Officials Call on Redistricting Commission to Redo City Council Map
- Despite Tens of Billions Proposed, NYCHA Again Left Out of Major Federal Funding Packages
- Absentee Ballot Programs Could Be 'Single Most Important Factor' in High-Profile NY-10 and NY-12 Congressional Races
- Public Advocate Wins Lawsuit Over Property Tax Warrants, Though City Also Gets Relief
- Senate Deal Could Mean Big Boost to New York Climate Efforts
- Hochul Spent $26 Million on Primary Win, Far Outspending Opponents
- Adams Administration Eyes Late 2022 Launch of 'MyCity' Portal for City Services
- New York Left Hits Wall in Primaries, Points to Reasons for Optimism
- Lee Zeldin Wins Republican Nomination for New York Governor
- Kathy Hochul Wins Democratic Nomination for New York Governor
- Antonio Delgado Wins Democratic Nomination for Lieutenant Governor, Creating Ticket with Hochul
- Supreme Court Rulings Put Gun Control and Abortion at Center of New York Elections
- Reformers Take Latest Battle in Brooklyn Democratic Party Civil War
- Republican Gubernatorial Primary Debates Rife with Misinformation about 2020 Election, January 6 Insurrection, Covid, and More
- New City Budget Incrementally Expands Composting Programs as Council Considers Citywide Mandate
- With Early Voting Underway, Republican Candidates for Governor Try to Separate Themselves at Debate
- New City Budget Includes Some Added Funding to Implement Landmark Building Emissions Law
- Democratic Candidates for Governor Make Closing Arguments at Final Debate Before Primary
- 'Housing Cannot Be A Privilege': Mayor Adams Releases Highly-Anticipated Housing Plan
- Republican Candidates for Governor Meet for Fiery Debate
- Mayor Adams and City Council Announce Deal on $101 Billion NYC Budget
- Hochul, Suozzi, and Williams Face Off in Democratic Primary Debate
- Slate of Insurgent Candidates Focused on Climate Seizes on Failure of State Bill
- Three Democratic Candidates for Governor Set to Debate as Primary Heads Into Final Weeks
- Suozzi, Williams Attack Absent Hochul Throughout Democratic Primary Debate
- Majority of City Council Declares Opposition to Reauthorizing NYC Tax Lien Sale
- Stringer Preps State Senate Primary Challenge to Hoylman
- In Response to Covid, Manhattan Borough President Seeks to Mandate Improved Indoor Air Quality Standards
- 'Still A Ways To Go': Last City Council Budget Hearing Sets Stage for Final Negotiations
- 'Real Affordability and Supply Challenges': Adams Administration Officials Outline Housing Priorities
- Adams Leaves $25 Million City Council Request for Implementing Noncitizen Voting Out of Updated Budget
- Races to Watch in New York's June 2022 Primary Elections for Statewide Offices and The Assembly
- Adams Makes Progress in Pledge to Expand Earned Income Tax Credit for Low-Income New Yorkers
- As City Council Continues Push for Sanitation Funding, Administration Touts Investments 'In a Lot of the Right Places'
- At City Council Budget Hearing, Commissioner Previews Adams Housing Plan
- How Trash Became a Top-of-the-Heap City Budget Issue
- New York City Electeds, Advocates Outline Priorities for State Climate Action Council
- Explainer: New York Abortion Rights and Proposals for Additional Pro-Choice Actions
- Experts Analyze Future of New York City's Central Business Districts
- In Updated Budget, Adams Fails to Follow Through on Housing and Parks Funding Promises
- In State of the City Speech, Adams Touts First 100 Days, Outlines Vision & Presents Executive Budget
- City Council Pushes for $25 Million in Next Budget for Implementation of Noncitizen Voting
- During Earth Week, Advocates Press New York State and City Leaders to Go Bolder on Climate Policy
- 12 Issues to Watch in Albany's Post-Budget Legislative Session
- Adams Administration Officials Outline Preparations for Massive Influx of Federal Infrastructure Funding
- City Council to Examine Adams Administration's Preparations for Spending Billions in Federal Infrastructure Funding
- What Adams Did and Didn't Get in His First State Budget as Mayor
- State Budget Includes Big Boost for CUNY
- 'A Very Unique Political Character': Eric Adams' First 100 Days as Mayor of New York City
- Mayor Adams Announces New Efforts to Improve City Government Performance
- In Budget Response, City Council Pushes Mayor on Spending Priorities
- Leading Immigrant Advocacy Group Releases 2022 New York City Policy and Budget Agenda
- 'Clear Proof Lives Have Been Saved': Will New York Expand on First Overdose Prevention Centers?
- Williams and Lander Start Presenting United Progressive Counterweight to Adams
- As City Pilots New Weapons Scanner in Bronx Hospital, Adams Eyes Expansion Into Schools
- How Mayor Adams is Reorganizing City Government
- Elected Officials and Activists Call on Mayor to Fully Implement NYC 'Green New Deal'
- Questioning ‘Austerity,’ City Council Begins Examining Mayor Adams' $98.5 Billion Preliminary Budget
- Comptroller Lander Launches Tracker for City Spending of $11 Billion in Federal Pandemic Aid
- Will New York City Be Ready to Implement Landmark Building Emissions Law?
- In First Budget, Adams Fails to Fulfill Pledge of 1% for Parks
- Legislators Introduce Bill to Extend and Expand NYC Freelancer Protections Across New York State
- 'Laser-Focused on Fiscal Discipline': Mayor Adams Presents First Budget Plan
- After Subway Shoving, Officials Look to Expand State Laws on Mandatory Treatment for Mental Illness
- Adams Testifies Before State Legislature with Focus on Criminal Justice Reforms, Mayoral Control of Schools, and Social Safety Net
- Adams to Present Albany Agenda, React to Hochul Budget
- New York City Council Redistricting Process Set to Kick Off
- 'We Will Not Surrender Our City': Eric Adams' Tough First Month as Mayor
- Leading Immigrant Advocacy Group Endorses Jumaane Williams for Governor
- Adams Begins Mayoralty with Series of Ethics Questions
- Speaker Adams Names City Council Leadership, New Committee Chairs and Members
- Hochul Presents $216 Billion Executive Budget with Major Spending Plans, Promise of Fiscal Responsibility
- At First Forum of Governor's Race, Democrats Stake Out Positions on Progressive Priorities
- City Continues Expansion of Online Access to Public Benefits
- Mayor Adams Wants to End Agency Silos; Five City Initiatives Have Been Doing It
- Advice for Adrienne Adams from Her Predecessors as City Council Speaker
- Adrienne Adams Elected Speaker of the New York City Council
- 'Didn't Quite Hit The Need': Bill De Blasio's Complicated Two-Term Legacy as Mayor of New York City
- Announcing Majority Support, Adrienne Adams Declares Victory in City Council Speaker Race
- Who is Adrienne Adams, Presumptive Next New York City Council Speaker?
- Ending Its Fundraising Early, Eric Adams Campaign Refunds $1 Million to Hundreds of Donors
- NYC Racial Justice Commission Approves Three Proposals for 2022 Ballot
- ‘Don't Lose Your Base’: As He Becomes New York City’s Second Black Mayor, Lessons for Eric Adams from David Dinkins’ Tenure
- Mayor-Elect Adams Announces Hundreds of Transition Committee Members
- Eric Adams’ $18 Million-Plus Campaign
- De Blasio Releases Final City Budget Update as Mayor, Setting Fiscal Stage for Adams
- De Blasio's Racial Justice Commission to Vote on Potential Ballot Proposals for City Charter Changes
- Approving Blood Center Project, City Council Overrides 'Member Deference' for First Time in Over a Decade
- 2021 Election Shows Split Between Republican and Conservative Parties in New York City
- Democrat Eric Adams Elected Next Mayor of New York City
- Jumaane Williams, Eyeing Run for Governor, Wins Full Term as New York City Public Advocate
- 8 Things to Watch on Election Day 2021 in New York City
- Eric Adams Vows to Overhaul How City Government Works; Experts Point to Several Essentials to Following Through
- Adams Doesn't Engage as Sliwa Repeatedly Attacks in Second and Final Mayoral Debate
- City's Timeline for Brooklyn Shirley Chisholm Statue, Promised for 2020, Still Unclear
- Patients, Substance Use Treatment Providers Say New State Rule Causes Confusion and Risk
- In Southern Brooklyn, Democratic City Council Member and Speaker Hopeful Tries to Hold Off Republican Challenger
- Major Differences Apparent as Adams and Sliwa Spar in First General Election Mayoral Debate
- Public Advocate Candidates Debate Visions for the Role, Stances on Key Issues Facing the City
- City Council to Examine Bill Loosening Rules Around Mailing Constituents Before Elections
- Staten Island City Council Race One of Few Competitive General Election Contests
- Unfinished Business, Major Decisions and Grand Pronouncements: De Blasio Has Much To Do in Final Months as Mayor
- City Council Passes Bill Requiring 'Citywide Climate Adaptation Plan'
- Amid Rising Overdose Deaths, Hochul Urged to End Two-Tiered Addiction Treatment System in New York
- ‘Turning the Page on a Long Chapter’: Kathy Hochul's First Month as Governor of New York
- Debate Over Reform and Safety in Manhattan District Attorney General Election
- New Poverty Data Shows Effects of Federal Relief, Prompts Calls for Continued Aid
- New Analysis Details Just How Late and Over-Budget City Infrastructure Projects Run
- GOP County Chair vs Progressive Educator as Republicans Try to Hold Lone City Council Seat in Queens
- Fighting Covid, Distributing Aid and Changing Albany's Culture: Governor Hochul Outlines Priorities in First Public Address
- Cuomo Strikes Defiant Tone in Farewell Address
- The Major Challenges and Decisions Facing Kathy Hochul as She Becomes Governor of New York
- What's the Gap Between Progressive Politics and Communities of Color in New York City?
- Watchdogs Worry About De Blasio's Last Budget, City’s Fiscal Future
- Facing Impeachment, Cuomo Announces Resignation in Wake of Sexual Harassment Report
- Governor Cuomo Sexually Harassed Multiple Women, Investigation Finds
- Eric Adams Launches General Election Campaign With De Blasio’s Endorsement
- De Blasio Racial Justice Commission Launches Public Hearings Leading to Ballot Proposals
- City Launches Site Detailing $134-Billion Ten-Year Infrastructure Strategy
- Top Democratic Mayoral Campaigns Spent $69 Million on the Primary, Outside Groups Another $31 Million
- How Eric Adams Brought It Home
- In Mayoral Primary, Spending in Support of Adams More Than Combined Total for Garcia and Wiley
- The Race to be the Next City Council Speaker is in Full Swing
- Eric Adams Wins Democratic Nomination for Mayor of New York City
- Mayor and City Council Reach Agreement on De Blasio's Last Budget, $98.7 Billion ‘Recovery' Plan
- Board of Elections Releases Corrected Initial Unofficial Ranked-Choice Runoff, with 120,000+ Absentee Votes Uncounted
- Board of Elections Sows Chaos in Mayoral Race with Errors in First Unofficial Ranked-Choice Count
- Effort to Elect More Women to City Council May Yield Majority
- What We Know After Primary Night in the Citywide and Borough-wide Races
- What Have The Top Democratic Mayoral Candidates Actually Accomplished?
- Ray McGuire's Strengths and Weaknesses as He Runs for Mayor
- 'A Very Tough April and May': What's Gone Wrong for Andrew Yang's Mayoral Campaign?
- Paths to Victory: Which Voters are the Democratic Mayoral Candidates Aiming For?
- Andrew Yang's Strengths and Weaknesses as He Runs for Mayor
- Effort to 'Defund the NYPD' Appears Stalled Ahead of De Blasio's Final Budget
- Shaun Donovan's Strengths and Weaknesses as He Runs for Mayor
- City Budget Negotiations and Comptroller Primary Collide
- With Progressive Rivals in Trouble, Can Maya Wiley Consolidate The Left in Mayor's Race?
- Four Democratic Candidates Get Major Matching Funds Boost for Stretch Run
- Consultants, Advisors and Staff: Who's Running the Democratic Mayoral Campaigns
- Poll Shows Adams Ahead, Garcia Jump, and 'Undecided' Leading the Field in Mayoral Primary
- The Money Race in the Mayoral Primaries: May Filing Shows Cash on Hand for Final Month
- The Money Race in the Democratic Comptroller Primary with One Month To Go
- In Queens, Council Member Who Unseated Incumbent Tries to Hold Off Primary Challenge from the Left
- Dianne Morales' Strengths and Weaknesses as She Runs for Mayor
- 5 Key Takeaways from the First Official 2021 Mayoral Debate
- Council Member Seeking Reelection and the Speakership Faces Exonerated Ex-Rep Pursuing Redemption
- Experts Release Agenda for Next Mayor to Better Use Technology in Solving City Problems
- As Latest Reforms Head to Voters for Approval, Advocates Celebrate Passage of Extensive Election Package
- 'I Am You': Eric Adams Looks to Labor for Big Boost
- Democratic Comptroller Candidates Pitch Skills and Plans to Budget Watchdog
- Kathryn Garcia's Strengths & Weaknesses as She Runs for Mayor
- Donovan Tries to Build Momentum by Establishing Contrast with De Blasio
- Buoyed by Massive Federal Aid, De Blasio Presents $98.6 Billion 'Recovery Budget'
- 88,000 New York City Voters Shifted from Republican or Independent to Democratic Party Ahead of Primary
- What's Your UPK? Leading Democratic Mayoral Candidates' One Big Idea
- What is Andrew Yang's Mayoral Campaign Policy Platform?
- Public Funds Payment Gives Big Boost to Yang, Garcia, Morales Mayoral, Donovan Campaigns
- Maya Wiley's Strengths and Weaknesses as She Runs for Mayor
- What the New State Budget Means for New York City
- Crowded Brooklyn Borough President Field Takes Shape
- What Will The Electorate Look Like For The 2021 Democratic Mayoral Primary?
- How Much Trouble Is Scott Stringer's Mayoral Campaign In?
- Assembly Holds First Public Meeting in Cuomo Impeachment Investigation
- Poll Shows 50% of Likely Democratic Voters Undecided with 3 Months Until June Mayoral Primary
- Benjamin Plans to Tackle Environmental Racism and Climate Change Through Comptroller's Office
- The Money Race in the Republican Mayoral Primary: March Filing Shows First Fundraising
- Legislation Aims to Improve Efficiency and Access at Election Poll Sites
- The Money Race in the Democratic Comptroller Primary: March Filing Sets Stage for Final Months
- Seeking to Influence Mayor's Race and Solve Social Issues, Advocates Offer 'Caring & Compassionate New Deal for NYC'
- The Money Race in the Democratic Mayoral Primary: March Filing Key for Matching Funds
- Schumer Says Big Infrastructure Package is on Deck; What's on New York City's List?
- Debate Schedule Set for New York City Mayoral Race
- Corey Johnson Launches Bid for New York City Comptroller
- After Overstating Budget Deficits, Cuomo and De Blasio Get Big Federal Bailout
- Amid Great Uncertainty, City Council Begins Examining De Blasio's $92.3 Billion Preliminary Budget
- Project to Map How Next New York Leaders Can Leverage Technology to Address City's Problems
- Democratic Mayoral Candidates Offer Ideas for Solving City's Budget Crisis
- City Council, De Blasio Administration Clash Over Comprehensive Planning Legislation
- Maya Wiley Rallies Black Women to Make Her the First to Become Mayor of New York
- State Legislators Eye Revenue from Inheritances and Gifts with New ‘Heirs Tax’
- De Blasio Warns of Cuomo Budget Moves, Outlines Albany Agenda in Final State Legislative Hearing
- Democratic Mayoral Candidates Offer Albany Agendas, Strategies for Accomplishing Them
- The Bronx Becomes a Focal Point in 2021 Mayor’s Race
- City Comptroller Candidates Seek to Set Themselves Apart at Brooklyn Democrats' Debate
- Report Shows $12 Billion Gap Between New York Spending on Jails and Policing Versus Public Health and Community Programs
- Manhattan District Attorney Candidates' Fundraising from Within the Borough Varies Widely
- 'A Recovery For All Of Us,' De Blasio Pledges in His Final State of the City
- New York's Activist Left and Organized Labor Begin Choosing Their Next City Council Class
- Despite Assurances, De Blasio Yet to Release Recovery Plan for City's Devastated Economy
- The Money Race in the Democratic Primary for Manhattan District Attorney: January Filing
- Mayoral Hopefuls Appeared at a Candidate Forum; Then the Conversation Got Interesting
- The Money Race in the Mayoral Primary: January Filing Sets the Stage for 2021
- Seven of Eight Manhattan District Attorney Candidates Support Parole and Sentencing Reform
- Cuomo Concludes 2021 State of the State Speeches Invoking ‘New Deal’ with Infrastructure Plan
- De Blasio Releases $92.3 Billion Preliminary Budget for 2022 Fiscal Year
- Cuomo Goes Big on Green Jobs in Third 2021 State of the State
- Andrew Yang Announces Candidacy for New York City Mayor
- Cuomo Focuses on Economic Revival in Second 2021 State of the State Speech
- ‘I'm On A Mission’: Ritchie Torres Goes to Washington to Save Public Housing
- Cuomo Launches 2021 State of the State Agenda with Focus on Covid Recovery, Future of New York Economy
- Chuck Schumer's Moment
- Setting Foundation of Mayoral Campaign Platform, Eric Adams Releases 106 Ideas for City’s Future
- Newly-Seated Brooklyn City Council Member Quickly Faces Tough 2021 Primary
- With Under Six Months to the Primary, 2021 Republican Mayoral Field Slowly Takes Shape
- Eric Adams' Strengths and Weaknesses as He Runs for Mayor
- Leading Immigrant Advocacy Group Backs Reynoso for Brooklyn Borough President
- City Council Speaker Unveils Comprehensive Planning Legislation
- $17 Million in First 2021 Election Public Matching Funds Payout; Adams and Stringer Lone Mayoral Candidates to Receive
- New York Looks to Georgia with Senate Control and Much More on the Line
- Kathryn Garcia Officially Launches Campaign for New York City Mayor
- Shaun Donovan Officially Launches Campaign for Mayor of New York City
- Dermot Shea's Rocky First Year as NYPD Commissioner
- David Weprin Launches Campaign for New York City Comptroller
- Ray McGuire Launches Campaign for Mayor of New York City
- In Fits and Starts, De Blasio Moves Toward Internet Goal Set in 2014
- Democrats Hold Senate Majority, All of State Government; Here's What's on Their Agenda
- Dianne Morales Officially Launches Campaign for Mayor of New York City
- Eric Adams Officially Launches Campaign for New York City Mayor
- Bills Would Further Restrict Coordination Between City Candidates and Independent Expenditure Campaigns
- Voter Turnout in New York City Jumped 7.5% from 2016 to 2020
- Deputy Director of NYC Census Effort Launches City Council Campaign in Queens
- City Identifies Potential Sites to Relocate Manhattan NYPD Tow Pound, Requests State Waiver on Fines
- Kevin Parker Launches Campaign for New York City Comptroller
- New York Advocates Launch $1 Million Campaign for Federal Immigration Reform
- Brooklyn, Staten Island Democrats Look to Absentee Ballots to Help Them Hold Their Seats
- After Significant Help for State Senate Democrats in 2018, Cuomo Largely Absent from 2020 Races
- How New York's Smaller Political Parties are Faring at Meeting New Ballot Thresholds
- The State of Play in the State Senate as the 2020 Election Moves to Counting Absentee Ballots
- What's At Stake for New York City in the 2020 Presidential Election
- Democrats Eye Supermajority, Republicans Look to Regain Seats: The 2020 New York State Senate Battle
- Plan for Ending Solitary Confinement in City Jails is Imminent, Board of Correction Chair Says
- De Blasio's First Chief Democracy Officer Quietly Resigned in January and Hasn't Been Replaced
- New York City Overcomes Obstacles to Outperform 2020 Census Projections
- In Dire Condition, Nonprofit Human Services Sector Launches Recovery Effort
- For Next Steps in City's 'Green New Deal' and Covid Recovery, Coalition Offers Plan for 100,000 Climate Jobs
- De Blasio Administration Pledges to Finally Address City's Persistent 'Digital Divide' with Universal Internet Access
- Long-Time Transit Advocate Eyes New York City E-Scooter Pilot
- Members of De Blasio's Small Business Advisory Council Frustrated by Lack of Communication, Progress
- Long-Promised Study of De Blasio's Neighborhood Policing Program Delayed Into His Final Months In Office
- Business Association Calls on Mayor to Launch 'Open Stores' Program to Help City's Struggling Retail Sector
- 'The City Needs a Crisis Manager': Kathryn Garcia Plots a Run for Mayor
- Scott Stringer is Putting Affordable Housing at the Center of His Mayoral Pitch — What's His Vision?
- Despite Requests, No Sign of De Blasio Plan for Managing Billions in City Borrowing He's Seeking
- With 5 Candidates Declared, 2021 Manhattan Borough President Race Has Begun
- Scott Stringer's Strengths and Weaknesses as He Runs for Mayor
- Promising 'Leadership at City Hall,' Scott Stringer Officially Launches 2021 Mayoral Campaign
- Is It Really Layoffs or Loans? De Blasio's Other Options to Find $1 Billion
- Where De Blasio's Push to Borrow Billions Stands
- After Big Dip, City Jail Population Creeps Back Up
- Crunch Time for New York Census Count as September 30 Deadline Looms and Numbers Lag
- How Do Black Lawmakers and Activists View ‘Defunding the NYPD’? It’s Complicated
- Experts Examine Challenges and Solutions to Building Affordable Housing in New York
- New Report Highlights Sharp Income and Employment Disparities for Black New Yorkers
- As Gun Violence Increases, So Does Disagreement Over De Blasio's Response
- How the De Blasio Administration is Preparing to Lay Off Thousands of City Government Workers
- After a Step Back, Corey Johnson Reemerges
- Republicans Eye 2021 Mayoral Race with Optimism, But Wary of a Primary
- Progressive Challenger Launches City Council Campaign to Unseat Conservative Democrat in Queens
- As State Withholds Contract Payments, Substance Use Treatment Providers Worry About Rising Overdoses, Disease Outbreaks
- City Council Staff Union Expects Recognition and Start to Contract Bargaining 'Soon'
- Cuomo Re-Launches State Census Efforts
- Requests for Emergency Rent Grants Fell During Pandemic, But Expected to Skyrocket When Evictions Resume
- 'Break in the Dam': New York Sees Flood of Long-Stalled Police Reforms in Response to Outcry
- New York City Mandated an Absentee Ballot Tracking System; The Board of Elections Never Implemented It
- De Blasio Promised Another Charter Revision Commission; Electeds and Advocates are Ready with Suggestions
- Council Member Helen Rosenthal Drops Out of 2021 Comptroller Race
- 'I Actually Have to Negotiate a Budget': Corey Johnson and the Challenge of Running for Mayor as City Council Speaker
- Can Shaun Donovan Win the 2021 Mayor's Race? Campaign Pitch Charts Path
- De Blasio, City Council Agree on Contentious $88.2 Billion Crisis Budget with Focus on NYPD Shifts
- As Council Negotiations Continue, De Blasio Promises $1 Billion Cut to NYPD Operating Budget, Plus $500 Million in Capital Shifts
- 4 Things to Watch as Mayor and City Council Finalize New Budget
- Have Drug Overdoses Spiked During the Coronavirus Crisis? It Depends Who You Ask
- The 2021 New York City Mayoral Race, One Year to the Primary
- Where the 2021 Mayoral Candidates Stand on Removing School Safety from the NYPD's Domain
- City's Shirley Chisholm Monument Won't Go Up This Year as Planned
- Queens Democrats Set to Vote for Next Borough President: What to Know About the Race and the Candidates
- Mayor's Office Misses Deadlines for City Council Budget Cut Request and Comptroller Coronavirus Probe
- ‘Defund the NYPD’? What’s Really in the New York City Police Department Budget
- How 2021 Mayoral Candidates Have Responded to the Coronavirus Fallout and Cries for Police Reform
- De Blasio Promises Faster NYPD Discipline While Past Reform Pledges Remain Delayed
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- New York City Now Has Its Own Legal Parameters for ‘Disorderly Conduct’
- 'Open Budget,' Economic Development Transparency Bills Become Law
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- After Hacking Revelations, Assembly Examines New York Election Security
- Mapping the Mayoral: Where De Blasio and Malliotakis Each Did Well
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- The Right to Know Act and the City Council Speaker Race
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- Ahead of Election Day, Comptroller Audit Highlights Board of Elections Dysfunction
- Mayoral Candidates Make Closing Arguments in Frenetic Final Debate
- City Council Passes 'Open Budget' Bill Mayor Has Yet to Support
- De Blasio's Record on Poverty and Inequality
- City Council Passes Bills Expanding Oversight of Economic Development Spending
- City Council Members, with Notable Exceptions, Send Letter to MTA Supporting De Blasio Tax Plan
- De Blasio's Record on Jobs and The Economy
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- Top City Electeds Skip Letter Wooing Amazon
- Public Advocate Debate Shows Stark Differences Between James and Polanco
- City Hall Pushes Back on Proposal that Hits Core Tension of Housing Plan
- Debate Showcases Sharp Differences Among Mayoral Candidates on Transit, Congestion
- De Blasio, Malliotakis & Dietl Engage in Raucous Mayoral Debate
- Pushing New Affordable Housing Plan, Activists Plan Massive City Hall Rally
- James Defends Approach to De Blasio, Outlines Second Term Priorities
- Can Redevelopment of the Bedford Union Armory Be Saved?
- Good News and Bad News for Malliotakis' Mayoral Campaign
- The Mayoral Money Race as the General Election Heats Up
- Experts Analyze Mayor De Blasio's Jobs Plan
- At the City Council, Better Gender Balance Among Chiefs of Staff
- In Surprise to Some, Diana Ayala Victorious in Tight Primary
- Risks and Rewards in De Blasio’s Bevy of City Council Endorsements
- Dietl, Malliotakis Make Last-Minute Play for Reform Party Nomination
- De Blasio & Albanese Argue Through Second of Two Primary Debates
- Where's The Polling In The Mayoral Race?
- Mass Mailer Loophole Gives State Legislators Advantage in City Council Races
- Assemblymember Rodriguez Would Have to Give Up Outside Income If Elected to City Council
- De Blasio, Cumbo Teams Mum on Campaign Aid
- City Council Bail Fund Begins Operations
- Five Democrats Will Be On The Mayoral Ballot, But Only Two Will Debate
- The Week Ahead in New York Politics, August 14
- With Some Contracts Now Expired, De Blasio Administration Begins Next Labor Negotiations
- The Issues Likely to Dominate The 2017 Mayoral Race
- Anger, Protests & Potential Bellwether in Democratic Senate Primary Already Underway
- The Week Ahead in New York Politics, May 30
- Last City Budget Hearing Sets Stage for Final Negotiations
- De Blasio Says He Doesn't Take The Subway More Because New Yorkers Don't Want Him To
- Michel Faulkner Attempts Outsider Republican Run for Comptroller
- Three More State Legislators Seek City Council Seats
- The May Money Race in 'Open' City Council Seats
- GOP Mayoral Primary Appears To Be Massey Versus Malliotakis
- The May Mayoral Money Race
- Pushing Back, Board of Elections Head Insists on ‘Personal Responsibility’ for Voters
- City Council Members Question Campaign Finance Board Audit Process
- Bill Would Transform New Yorkers’ Digital Interaction with Government
- The Week Ahead in New York Politics, May 15
- Malliotakis Falsely Claims '100% of the Vote' in Last Election
- Long-time Supporters, City Council Members to Host De Blasio Birthday Fundraiser
- Malliotakis Officially Launches Mayoral Candidacy
- Sharpton Distances from De Blasio, Says Reelection Support Not a Given
- At First Executive Budget Hearing, Council Pushes Unfunded Priorities
- City Expands Free Legal Clinics for Immigrants
- Republican Mayoral Hopefuls Pitch Candidacies at Manhattan Forum
- Proposal Would Boost Public Campaign Matching Funds
- New York City Council to Host Conference of Municipal Legislative Leaders
- De Blasio Increases Spending and Savings in $84.86 Billion Executive Budget
- Comptroller Examines Uneven Economic Growth in Gentrifying Neighborhoods
- City Council Tenant Advocate Bill Met with Resistance
- City Council Members Opt Out of Campaign Finance Program
- ‘Open The Books’ Site Tracks Government Spending, Aims to Reduce Waste
- Consulting Firm with Deep City Ties Adds New Class of Clients, Looks National
- Will There Be Any Debates in the Democratic Primary for Mayor?
- Investigations Into De Blasio Spurred City Reform, Renewed Calls for State Changes
- De Blasio Could Still Face Penalties in State Senate Fundraising Investigation
- In a Bind, De Blasio May Explore Legal Defense Fund Legislation
- Despite Record Low Crime, Massey Attempts to Make Public Safety a Campaign Issue
- Conflicts of Interest Board Opinion Could Limit Mayor's Legal Defense Fund
- Budget Watchdogs Question De Blasio’s 'Mansion Tax'
- 95 Faith Leaders Join Push for Passage of State Rent Subsidy Proposal
- The East New York Rezoning, One Year Later
- De Blasio and Aides Won't Face Charges in Dual Investigations
- In GOP Mayoral Primary, Lopsided Fundraising Numbers & One Big Question
- City Continues Board of Elections Budget Dance
- Law Department Budget Hearing Focuses on De Blasio Administration Legal Defense
- Supreme Court Ruling May Help De Blasio Avoid Charges
- Investigations Commissioner Lays Out Budget Needs For Agency
- The Hole in the Mayor's Money-Into-Pockets Defense
- State Senator Calls for Investigation of Opponent's Campaign Finances
- Massey Pledge to Not Take Money from People with City Business Only Applies to Potential Reelection
- Federal 'Wait and See' Dominates First City Budget Hearing
- Several Points of Funding Contention for City Budget Negotiation
- Community Group Endorses Four Women of Color for ‘Open’ City Council Seats
- Pointing to Progress, Deputy Mayor Says City Hears Nonprofit Funding Concerns
- Focused on De Blasio Investigations, Massey Makes City Hall Campaign Debut
- The Week Ahead in New York Politics, February 20
- In Final State of the City Speech, Mark-Viverito Vows Resistance
- Holland to Challenge Perkins in Primary for Harlem Council Seat
- Comptroller Criticizes Mayor for 'Out Of Control' Homelessness Spending, Limited Agency Savings
- De Blasio Focuses on Affordability Crisis in State of the City Speech
- The Week Ahead in New York Politics, February 13
- Renewed Push for 'Performance Budgeting' Through Mayor's Management Report
- Comptroller Pushes for Expansion of Tax Refund for Working New Yorkers
- Small Number of Votes Likely to Carry Harlem Special Election
- The Early Money Race in ‘Open’ City Council Seats
- Planned Change to Veterans Department Budget Causes Stir
- To Defeat De Blasio, Republicans Attempt Early Rally Behind One Candidate
- Saying City ‘Can’t Afford’ ‘Fair Fares,’ De Blasio Points to State
- With No 'Trump-Specific Adjustment,' De Blasio Unveils $84.7 Billion Budget
- Early in Albany Session, Plastic Bag Fee Sparks Home Rule Debate
- Council Member Airs Weekly Radio Show Through Campaign Funds
- Cuomo Proposed New Wall Street Regulation, But Left It Out of NYC Speech
- Council Member Johnson to Chair Fundraiser for De Blasio
- Speaking Directly to 'Middle Class Anger,' Cuomo Offers Something for Everyone
- Now a Lobbyist, Democratic Power Broker Faces Restrictions in New Job
- Special Election for Harlem City Council Seat Kicks Off
- Much Agreement on Need for Bail Reform, But Little Movement
- Citywide Electeds Make Social Media Moves Ahead of Election Year
- De Blasio Undermines Own ‘Highest Standards' Claim
- City Council Bail Fund Continues Slow Path to Reality
- 22 Campaign Finance Bills to Move Through City Council 'Soon,' Speaker Says
- Facing Reality, City Leaders Reassess 'Trump Effect'
- City Council Hears Legislative Package on Conflicts of Interest and Campaign Finance
- De Blasio Appeals for Support in Pushing Albany on Voting Reform
- Taking Up Voting Reform, De Blasio Cites Sanders Campaign as Motivation
- State Pay Commission Implodes as Cuomo Appointees Effectively Kill Salary Increases
- Across the Country, Bloomberg’s Election Investments Largely Successful
- Bill De Blasio and the Presidential Election That Didn’t Happen
- Long-Awaited, City's New Approach to Veterans Services Moves Ahead
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- Council Member Williams Forecasts End of Pledge Protest
- In Unexplored Territory, City Council Members Bundle Campaign Donations
- City Council Members Question BOE Boss Ahead of Election Day
- Ahead of Election Year, De Blasio Must Name New Campaign Finance Board Chair
- Board of Elections Dysfunction on Display Again Ahead of Hearing
- City Council to Examine NYPD Oversight Board
- With Chamber Control at Stake, No Democratic Challenger to Republican Senator from Brooklyn
- Top Cuomo Aide Moves to Avoid Conflicts of Interest Before Leaving for Private Sector
- Election Commissioner’s Rant Prompts Dispute Over IDNYC and Voter ID in New York
- Deadline Looms for Unregistered, Unaffiliated New York Voters
- The New York City Campaign Finance Board and Its Scofflaws
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- Questions Remain Unanswered After Rivington Hearing
- At Rivington Hearing, Discussion of Extent of City Hall Mismanagement
- Bill Would Prioritize Repairs at NYCHA Senior Developments
- City Council Drafting Bills to Regulate Political Nonprofits Like Campaign for One New York
- Praise, and Recommendations, for City's Open Data Progress
- Campaign Finance Board Considers Rules Changes, Including Controversial 'Coordination' Proposal
- Initial Movement on Private Prison Divestment by City Pension Funds
- James Wins Battle in Long War Over Public Advocate's Legal Standing
- Council to Hear Bill Mandating Publication of NYPD Patrol Guide
- Justice Department Decision Boosts Push for Private Prison Divestment
- Manhattan GOP Sees Hope on Upper East Side
- With No Clear Next Election, Council Speaker Raises and Spends
- Additional Information Means 'Ongoing Investigation' into Rivington Deal
- For 2017 Effect, Time Running Out for Campaign Finance Bills in Limbo
- Next Steps for City Council Member's Alleged Ticket Fix
- With De Blasio Appearing Vulnerable, Heightened Examination of Paths to Defeat Him
- Procedural Move Could Lead to Vote on Right to Know Act
- Investigations Paint Picture of City Hall Mismanagement
- Change of Commissioner Spotlights De Blasio’s Record on Police Reform
- Bill Bratton Announces Retirement from NYPD, to be Replaced by James O'Neill
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- Mark-Viverito Identifies Successor for Council Seat
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- NYPD Expands Neighborhood Policing Program
- Without Key Stakeholders, Administration Supports Council Police Misconduct Bill
- De Blasio Continues Deliberative Approach to Appointments
- Council to Hear One of Two Police Accountability Bills
- New York Becomes 17th State to Call for Constitutional Overturn of Citizens United
- NYCHA Chair Outlines Some Movement Up Steep Hill
- With Few Reservations, Council Finalizes New $82 Billion City Budget
- Nonprofit Funding Boost, Pre-K Pay Parity Left Out of City Budget
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- Bills Aim to Expand NYCHA Jobs Program, Measure Impact
- Should De Blasio’s ‘Agents of the City’ Be Required to File Disclosure Forms?
- Several Council Asks Remain as City Budget Negotiations Hit Home Stretch
- City Council Passes Criminal Justice Reform Act
- City Council to Pass Reforms Aimed at Broken Windows Policing
- Senate Holds Second Mayoral Control Hearing, Without the Mayor
- Council to Hold First Budget Hearing for New Veterans' Services Department
- Mayor Pledges to Re-Examine Conflicts of Interest Board Funding
- Government Operations Budget Hearing Leaves Several Questions Unanswered
- Armed with New Report, Supporters to Push De Blasio on Summer Youth Employment
- Board of Elections to Face City Council Questioning
- A Closer Look at BQX Funding Plans
- Budget Allocations Measure Mayor’s Commitment to Ethics Agencies
- First Executive Budget Hearing Sets Stage for Final Negotiations
- Legislation Aimed at Holding City Accountable for Rezoning Commitments
- Hearing Advances Reforms to City Campaign Finance System
- De Blasio Releases New $82B Budget with 'Targeted Investments,' Additional Savings
- What To Watch For In The Mayor's Executive Budget
- As Problems Persist, City Council to Examine Board of Elections
- Tunnel Controversy Prompts Closer Look at Water Infrastructure
- East New York Deal Sets Precedent for Wave of Rezonings
- Campaign Finance Reform Bills To Be Heard
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- Calls for Candidates to Address Urban Issues in Presidential Race
- Push for a Better Mayor's Management Report Continues
- City Council Budget Response Seeks New Spending, More Savings
- City Resets First Budget Hearing for New Veterans Affairs Department
- With Clock Ticking, East New York Negotiations to Heat Up
- Citing Success Academy Experiences, Parents Tell Cuomo to Increase Charter Accountability
- The City Council's Complicated Budget Math
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- Bill Mandates Board of Elections Emergency Plan
- Bill Requires More Vision Zero Data
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- At First Council Budget Hearing, Concerns Over City Savings and State Cuts
- Calls for More Transparency, Oversight in Department of Education Contracting
- Supporters Launch Renewed Push to Pass Plastic Bag Bill by Earth Day
- Voters to Fill Vacant Bronx Council Seat in Special Election
- In Departure from Predecessors, De Blasio Administration Overhauls City Welfare System
- Eyeing 100 Schools, Will Success Academy Expand to Staten Island?
- In State of the City, Mark-Viverito Outlines Civic Engagement, Voter Empowerment Plans
- De Blasio Pushed to Include Local Jobs in Neighborhood Rezonings
- Muslim Immigrant Family of NYPD Captain to Lead Pledge of Allegiance at State of the City
- Just Ahead of Oversight Hearing, City Announces Ethnic Media Plan
- Council to Examine City Support for Ethnic Media
- Overdue DOE Capital Plan To Be Released
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- New Data Indicates IDNYC Popularity Among Immigrants
- New York One Signature Away from Calling for Overturn of Citizens United
- Majority of Council Members Urge Mayor to Identify Budget Savings
- Eyeing Diversity, New Push for Demographic Data on Community Board Members
- Bill Mandates Review of Criminal Justice Programs
- Reforms to City Campaign Finance System Advance Ahead of 2017 Election Cycle
- Two New Reps Join the City Council
- First Report Under New Law Will Give Key Data to Coming Veterans Department
- City Council Developing New Protections for Workers in ‘Gig’ Economy
- 2015 General Election Results
- Reform Proposals Fly as Panel Evaluates Ethics Watchdog
- City Council Takes Aggressive Role in Workplace Issues
- City Council Considers Regulation of Grocery Personnel Decisions
- Resolution Calls for Constitutional Amendment Negating Citizens United
- Progressive Caucus Responds to De Blasio's Executive Budget
- With Focus on Mental Health, Push for New City Veterans Agency Continues
- New Guide to Public Assistance Aims to Help Neediest Navigate System
- Community Board Reform Bills, Including on Term Limits, to Be Heard
- For 'A Better New York,' Activists Lobby Albany for Election Reform
- Council Members Ask De Blasio to Invest in Farmland
- Public Advocate Files Brief to Expedite Garner Case Appeal
- City Council Unveils 'Council 2.0' Digital Engagement Plan
- Council Bills Aimed at Clarity, Improvement Around School Discipline and Support
- Experts Target Influence of Big Money, Voter Apathy
- Comptroller Site Offers Initial Window Into Cloudy World of City Subcontracting
- Council Members Aim Help at Parents Returning to Workforce
- Bill Would Require City Planner at Each Community Board
- After Making History, James Seeks Change
- Student Voter Registration Push Targets New York's Turnout Crisis
- Coastal Communities Risk Being Swept Away by Rising Insurance Costs
- Stringer: New Yorkers Work A Lot - Maybe Too Much
- Newly Hot, Paid Family Leave Passes Assembly Again
- Schneiderman Unveils Ethics Plan 'to Cure the Disease'
- Theme of James' Mayoral Control Forums: More Local Say
- Conflicts of Interest Board Reiterates Request for Independent Budgeting
- Standards and Ethics Committee to Again Examine Conflicts of Interest Board
- Eyeing Health Care Obligations, Garodnick Calls for More Responsible Budgeting
- New City Council Bill Drafting Unit Up and Running
- In State of the Borough, Diaz Jr. Further Burnishes Bronx Brand
- New Phase of East Midtown Rezoning Prioritizes Public Benefits
- Push to Expand Your Right to an Attorney Gains Momentum
- Led by Mark-Viverito, State of the City is More Immigrant Friendly
- At Tax Credit Phone Bank, De Blasio Stresses Inequality Fight
- Dialing for Dollars: City to Phonebank Tax Refund Awareness
- Katz Shares Vision for 'World's Borough' with Her 'Queens Family'
- At Especially Poignant Time, NYC Commemorates Dr. King
- Pursuing ID in NYC
- What Might Be Next for Dan Donovan's DA Seat
- Garodnick, Menchaca Set Council Hearing to Review Sunset Park Development Project
- $8.4M Muni ID Program Budget Includes $1.8M for Advertising
- Another Brooklyn Democrat for NY-11? Gentile to Meet with Party Leaders
- Report: Solitary Confinement Violating Human Rights of Youth
- De Blasio's Next Campaign: Municipal IDs
- Council Moves to Enhance Voter Registration Through City Agencies
- Council Looks at Economic Impact of City's Inadequate Infrastructure
- Uncontested Democracy: New York ballots offer voters startlingly little choice
- Candidates for Attorney General Pursue Women Voters
- City Council Takes on School Segregation
- City to Hold Public Hearing on Municipal ID Program
- A Month from Election Day: Was Recchia the Right Choice?
- Council to Assess 'Bang for the Buck' Efficacy of EDC Investment
- Education Committee Seeks More Guidance
- A Less Than 'Great Debate' with Only Grimm On Hand
- Now In Control, City Council Opens Up BOE Appointment Process
- Council Civil Rights Committee Looks to Solve Credit Catch-22
- What the Indian Election Means for New York
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