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The Queens District Attorney’s office under outgoing DA Richard Brown is among the last to embrace a shift in the conversation around criminal justice away from a punitive system to…

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Nov 2018

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More Formerly Incarcerated New Yorkers Were Able to Vote This Year, But Barriers Remain

‘Out of the tens of thousands of people granted voting pardons by Cuomo, only an estimated 1,000 had registered by early October.’

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Nov 2018

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Opinion: The Right to Know is Law – Will the NYPD Abide by It?

After years of fighting for these reforms, we can start to rebuild the broken trust New Yorkers have in the NYPD by bringing more transparency and accountability to everyday interactions.…

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Nov 2018

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Cuomo’s Third Term Agenda Takes Shape

The more moderate Cuomo may have new battles on his hands with a Legislature controlled by his party-mates as opposed to the split control that allowed him to triangulate.

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Nov 2017

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Mayor De Blasio’s Record on Jobs and The Economy

‘There are questions, however, about the degree to which the progressive mayor deserves credit for the city’s continued overall economic boom and to what extent de Blasio has really shrunk…

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Nov 2017

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Mayor De Blasio’s Record on Budgeting and Fiscal Health

‘As de Blasio seeks a likely reelection on Tuesday, budget watchdogs warn that the incumbent Democrat might face his biggest tests in a second term, to which there are no…

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Nov 2017

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De Blasio’s Record on NYCHA

‘Despite signs of further improvement down the road, NYCHA continues to have major problems, including too many units still in disrepair, and there has been vocal pushback from residents concerning…

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Nov 2017

Government

De Blasio’s Record on Inequality

Whether it’s affordable housing, sustainability, economic development, community infrastructure, or education, the administration has sought to build equity, though de Blasio has at times been accused of not going far…

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Oct 2017

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Mayor De Blasio’s Record on Ethics and Transparency

From our 2017 election coverage partners: De Blasio rode into power promising the most transparent administration in the city’s history, but his nearly four years in office have been marked…

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Feb 2016

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Will the Public Have a Say on a New 421-a Tax Break?

After failed talks between developers and labor unions, the real-estate tax break lapsed last month, threatening the mayor’s housing plan. Who will get to shape the next version of…

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Gotham Gazette

Agenda 2019: Queens District Attorney Race Will Center on Push for Reform

More Formerly Incarcerated New Yorkers Were Able to Vote This Year, But Barriers Remain

Opinion: The Right to Know is Law – Will the NYPD Abide by It?

Cuomo’s Third Term Agenda Takes Shape

Mayor De Blasio’s Record on Jobs and The Economy

Mayor De Blasio’s Record on Budgeting and Fiscal Health

De Blasio’s Record on NYCHA

De Blasio’s Record on Inequality

Mayor De Blasio’s Record on Ethics and Transparency

Will the Public Have a Say on a New 421-a Tax Break?

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