Politics

Politics

Meet the next generation of LGBTQ+ rights activists in New York

Seven years after the Empire State Pride Agenda called it quits, Elisa Crespo and the New Pride Agenda are fighting to protect LGBTQ+ rights in the state.

Policy

Policy

No, New York wasn’t the anti-slavery hero you thought it was

In light of the state Legislature passing a bill to create a reparations commission, a look back at history shows that the state has a lot of wrongs to make right for Black New Yorkers.

Heard Around Town

Politics

Eric Adams endorses Inez Dickens at fiery rally

The mayor praised the veteran Assembly member, who is running against activist Yusef Salaam and Assembly Member Al Taylor: “You don’t need a GPS to get around Harlem.”

NYPD

Policy

Under Adams and Sewell, advocates allege rollback in police accountability

The city’s police watchdog said that Sewell has disagreed with or declined to pursue their recommended discipline for substantiated complaints of misconduct in most cases.

Ethics

Politics

De Blasio ordered to pay $475,000 for using city resources in 2019 in failed presidential run

The former mayor has been dogged by debt to the city for using NYPD security on his many campaign trips, but now the city Conflict of Interest Board is inflicting additional punitive fines.

Nonprofits

NYN Media

Opinion: Pride is reproductive freedom

Celebrate this month by affirming services and intersectional movements for reproductive health, rights, and justice that center LGBTQ+ communities.

Heard Around Town

Politics

LGBTQ+ political clubs boycotting Mayor Eric Adams’ Pride reception – again

“This mayor does not and demonstrably will never stand in solidarity with our community.”

New York City

Policy

City Council considers bills to alleviate the harms of slavery

From the removal of artwork to reparations, this legislative package also addresses the lingering impacts of systemic racism.

Politics

Politics

Who’s looking at Assembly Member Daniel Rosenthal’s seat?

The Orthodox Jewish Assembly Member from Queens is resigning for a job in philanthropy.

Politics

Updated Politics

Here are some former New York lawmakers who ditched their constituents for private sector jobs

It’s not terribly uncommon for elected officials to leave office early when a cushy opportunity presents itself.

Campaign Confidential

Policy

How legislators changed election law, from busier ballots to early payouts

Lawmakers made a ton of changes in the final days of the legislative session – and now some local elections might be moved.

Housing

Politics

Inez Dickens has moved to evict at least 17 people. One endorsed her.

The Harlem City Council candidate falsely claimed she had only started one eviction during an NY1 debate.

Nonprofits

NYN Media

FPWA presents: New study finds NYC faced a fiscal cliff as COVID-19 relief funding expired

Here’s a close look at our funding analysis of the city’s human services agencies during fiscal year ‘22.

Nonprofits

Personality

Interview: Conquering procurement reform

A discussion with Jennifer Geiling, former executive director of the Nonprofit Resiliency Committee formed in 2016 by then New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio