Interviews & Profiles

Personality

The Blue Square Alliance is working to get people off the sidelines in the fight against antisemitism

Adam Katz, president of Robert Kraft’s foundation, shares how he has stitched together a proprietary system of addressing the problem of Jewish hate.

New York City

Personality

Mamdani appoints Lillian Bonsignore to lead FDNY

Bonsignore brings decades of experience in the department’s emergency medical services division.

Events

Personality

Changemakers celebrated at City & State’s Responsible 100 event

Taking time to recognize individuals who are making New York a better place to live.

Personality

Personality

These items should’ve gone in Eric Adams’ time capsule

The mayor has a lot of ephemera that’s emblematic of his four years in office.

News & Politics

Politics

Erik Bottcher drops out of House race, will run for state Senate instead

Rather than running to replace Rep. Jerry Nadler, Bottcher will now run to replace state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal.

New York City

Politics

New York political predictions for 2026

Looking ahead to the year’s biggest budget fights and most competitive congressional races.

Heard Around Town

Opinion

Editor’s note: A new era at City & State

Jeff Coltin takes the helm of the magazine ahead of a big year in New York politics.

Heard Around Town

Politics

Mamdani transition team hires outside firm to support vetting process

The mayor-elect’s transition team is looking to avoid more situations like the resignation of an appointee over past antisemitic tweets.

New York City

Politics

Council Ethics Commitee opts to look into Paladino’s anti-Muslim rhetoric

The council member previously called for the “expulsion of Muslims from western nations.”

Personality

Personality

City Council newbies opt to swear in together

Six incoming members will take the oath on Friday.

New York City

Policy

City Council passes several controversial housing bills, setting up potential veto battle

On Julie Menin’s desk in January: Potential vetoes, new legislation and a union push to preserve staff jobs.

Heard Around Town

Politics

The last stated meeting of 2025 is upon us

The City Council will consider street vending, delivery worker protections and NYPD oversight, among other things.

Personality

Personality

Quiz: Who got more write-in votes for New York City mayor?

Which New York Knick got more votes and which late night talk show host came out on top?

News & Politics

Politics

Here lies the Eric Adams mayoralty

The mayor, in farewell address, touted his ‘perfectly imperfect’ tenure.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: Stand with tenants and put bad landlords out of business

After declaring bankruptcy, Pinnacle Group put its 5,000 rent-stabilized apartments up for auction – but the city can work with the Union of Pinnacle Tenants to find a better ownership model.

Personality

Personality

To Jordan Wright, the time to engage young voters is now

The incoming president of the Manhattan Young Democrats reflects on this year’s mayoral race and looks to his second year in the Assembly.

New York City Council

Politics

Paladino slammed for Islamophobic statements

The New York City Council member called for the “expulsion of Muslims from Western nations.” The outgoing speaker called for “disciplinary action.”

Interviews & Profiles

Personality

Mark Levine talks Jewish community’s ‘deliberate show of defiance’ following Sydney attack

“We have even more reason to be open and public and out there, celebrating this holiday, celebrating who we are, literally shining a candle in the darkness,” the incoming New York City comptroller said.