New York State

Opinion

Editor’s note: Newcomers versus oldheads

How much do local relationships matter in congressional politics?

Criminal Justice

What to know about New York’s rape laws

State leaders are facing pressure to close the “voluntary intoxication loophole” in light of the alleged gang rape case at Cornell University.

Personality

10 most memorable New York political impressions on SNL

From Mario Cuomo to Zohran Mamdani, governors and mayors have all been targets of fodder.

Policy

Hochul commits to changing state rape law after Cornell case

Legislation to close the so-called “voluntary intoxication loophole” has stalled in the Assembly for years. Gov. Kathy Hochul said Friday she will work to pass it.

Politics

Jacobs secures reelection as state Dems chair

With the governor and other party bigwigs in tow, Jay Jacobs fended off his first-ever challenge for the role

Opinion

Opinion: Meeting the moment for New York’s homeless youth

New York City made real progress on youth homelessness. Albany is coming up short.

Campaigns & Elections

One month out from Election Day, Hochul has more than $33 million in the bank

The sum combines the cash on hand from both the governor’s campaign and the state Democratic Party.

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20th Anniversary

CEO’s note: Reflecting on 20 years of City & State

GovExec’s Tim Hartman writes about bringing the Washington, D.C., coverage model to the state and local levels.

Labor

State unemployment system to get massive upgrades

To make those happen, the system will be down for nine to 12 days starting Nov. 2.

20th Anniversary

Chuck Schumer is still traveling, and sticking it to Al D’Amato

He has proved, over nearly three decades, that he’s not just a senator for downstate.

20th Anniversary

Andrew Cuomo’s COVID-19 mountain poster, recreated

Over the past 20 years, the former governor had a long rule over New York that suddenly came crashing down.