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NYCHA Development Dreams at a Crossroads

It is not even clear that the limited number of infill deals NYCHA has pursued will come to fruition.

In Depth Investigations

What’s Behind NYC’s Mounting Cyclist Death Toll?

Cycling advocates see promise in recent city initiatives but say they’d like to see the administration take more aggressive action overall when it comes to transforming New York’s streets.

Housing and Homelessness In Depth Investigations

NYC Has a Family Homelessness Crisis. Who are the Families?

Policymakers and most everyday New Yorkers have yet to come face-to-face with the extent of the crisis, even as mass instability takes a lasting toll on individual lives and social…

Government In Depth Investigations

Update: Bumper Crop of NYC Whistleblowers in 2019

Of the 25 cases closed in 2019, which included some that were opened in earlier years, five were deemed to qualify for whistleblower protection.

Government In Depth Investigations

Evidence of Growing Need for Capital in the City’s Aging Parks

There are signs decades of too little maintenance funding and of a greater need facing aging parks across the city—something advocates says could amount to a looming crisis.

Government Investigations

Flawed Process Could Mar State’s Campaign Finance Reform Effort

‘You’re asking the winners of the game to change the rules and that’s always a hard thing to do.’

Government In Depth Investigations

Debate Over Fine Points of Campaign-Finance System as Deadline Nears

While commending Gov. Cuomo’s proposal for a voluntary matching system on the state level, many experts have also suggested that the governor’s blueprint requires significant changes to be successful.

Government Investigations

Where Have All the Whistleblowers Gone?

Only one complainant out of 170 cases spanning five years and the entirety of New York City government was officially considered a ‘whistleblower.’

Government In Depth Investigations

City Campaign Finance System Charts Path—and Highlights Challenges—for State Reform

A look at some recent races illustrates the many successes of the New York City campaign finance system, as well as limitations that the new state system will also have…

Housing and Homelessness In Depth Investigations

Call for City to Take Aggressive Steps on Affordable Homeownership

Affordable homeownership was an ingredient in the prescription that brought New York City back from the dead. Now, some experts say, it is homeownership that needs saving in New York.

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