New York State

Policy

Twitter and Facebook diverge on political ads

This news comes a week after Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's hearing that addressed political ads.

Technology

Policy

Gig worker fight continues in New York as California law speeds along

California’s new law, that would classify most gig economy workers as full employees, is receiving pushback from Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash.

New York State

Policy

New York elections move into 21st century

New tablets functioning as electronic poll books are modernizing the voting process.

New York State

Policy

Schumer proposes 100% clean cars by 2040

But critics have called the plan misguided as cities attempt to cut down on personal usage of all vehicles.

New York State

Policy

Activists pushing to limit solitary confinement in 2020

In a letter exclusively obtained by City & State, 137 progressive groups demand passage on first day of legislative session.

New York State

Policy

JCOPE’s strange priorities

The state ethics watchdog slept on a lot of major corruption scandals, but it’s chasing a private citizen for buying a billboard.

New York City Council

Personality

What comes next for MWBEs?

Four New York state and city officials discuss their thoughts on how to boost minority women-owned business enterprises.

New York State

Policy

AOC presses Zuckerberg on political ads, disinformation

Ocasio-Cortez questioned the CEO about Facebook’s fact-checking practices on political ads and disinformation.

New York State

Policy

New York’s lawsuit against Exxon Mobil has begun, here’s what it could mean

The state alleges the oil company lied to the public about the risk climate change poses to the company.

New York State

Policy

Attorneys general assemble to investigate Facebook

46 attorneys general will probe Facebook regarding potential antitrust violations.

New York State

Policy

Clearing the way for MWBEs

Lawmakers made it easier to give contracts to businesses owned by women and minorities. Will it work?

New York State

Policy

Three questions that define school ‘Foundation Aid’

The main source of state funding for public schools comes from what is called “Foundation Aid.” Unpacking the political, legal and fiscal implications of the state share comes down to three questions that can serve as a guide for grasping the arcane world of school funding.