Campaign Confidential

Politics

Key New York City Council primaries aren’t decided yet.

Which Democrat will try to unseat Vickie Paladino in November? Are we about to witness the rise of Heshy Tischler?

Winners & Losers

Personality

Winners & Losers: NY primaries edition

Candidates aside, here’s who’s phones are ringing off the hook – and who’s reassessing.

Homelessness

Policy

Homeless sweeps a 'failure,' NYC comptroller says in audit

Of the 2,308 people involuntarily removed from street encampments, just three ended up in permanent housing.

Nonprofits

NYN Media

Opinion: Coming together to build a safe pathway for youth at risk

How a coalition of providers are stepping up to help with seed funding from New York state to help members of the LGBTQ and BIPOC communities

Opinion

Personality

Commentary: Remembering Dick Ravitch, New York's civic treasure

Ravitch was the most consequential New York public servant in the past five decades. His life exemplifies the true meaning of “giving back.”

Politics

Politics

Charles Barron expected to lose City Council seat to Chris Banks

The Black radical socialist has represented East New York for 21 of the past 22 years.

Campaign Confidential

Politics

Isis McIntosh Green falls short in City Council challenge to Darlene Mealy

Mealy, a City Council member in Central Brooklyn, won despite being notoriously absent from both City Hall and her district.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Susan Zhuang declares victory in southern Brooklyn City Council seat

Zhuang defeated Wai Yee Chan and Stanley Ng in the Democratic primary, setting her up for a competitive general election in November.

Heard Around Town

Politics

Elizabeth Street Garden cleared for affordable housing development

The lightning rod green space in Nolita united voters behind City Council Member Chris Marté, who faced primary challengers on Tuesday.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: To address NYC’s growing housing crisis, the city must fully fund the Anti-Harassment and Tenant Protection Program

The little-known AHTP program provides funds to legal service providers to help New Yorkers get repairs, stop tenant harassment and stay in their homes.

Heard Around Town

Politics

Liberals dislike ‘independent state legislature’ theory… outside of NY

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that courts continue to have the authority to toss maps from state legislatures they deem unconstitutional, meaning state Democrats will continue their court saga.

Policy

Policy

Staffed up gun crime unit gets results, amid NYC government job vacancies

There are tens of thousands of unfilled city positions, under Mayor Eric Adams, but a small unit of the Office of Chief Medical Examiner has hit goals after hiring new employees.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: Get ready for the return of the ‘unexpected voter’

These are the ones who actually show up at the ballot box, and who aren’t part of targeted campaign promotions

Nonprofits

NYN Media

Continuing a legacy of solving food insecurity

An interview with Leslie Gordon, president of Food Bank for New York City

Heard Around Town

Policy

A big change in the plans to renovate Penn Station

The new plan to renovate the Manhattan train hub will no longer include funding from surrounding office towers, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced.