CITY WIRE: THE BLOG

Pot Busts, Mayoral Aides and Debate Highlights: Campaign Headlines for August 21

Jarrett Murphy | August 21, 2017

Plus stories on Ruben Diaz, Sr. and President Trump’s support within some of New York City’s religious communities.

The Bay Ridge Race, De Blasio’s Public Funds: Headlines for Friday August 18

Abigail Savitch-Lew | August 18, 2017

Don’t forget: today’s the last day to register to vote in the primary!

Uptown Stands Up to ICE & More: The Schedule for Friday August 18

City Limits | August 18, 2017

News about the garment district, endorsements for Chin, and other upcoming campaign and policy events.

Mayor Campaign Expenses, Scaramucci’s Candidate: Political Headlines for Thursday August 17

Abigail Savitch-Lew | August 17, 2017

And the Times gives a take on the mayor’s relationship with the business sector.

Slave Burial Ground, M/BWE Contracting: Democracy’s Timetable for Thursday August 17

City Limits | August 17, 2017

A schedule of policy and campaign-related events in the five boroughs.

Challengers without a Debate Seat, Voters without a Poll Site: Headlines for Wednesday August 16

Abigail Savitch-Lew | August 16, 2017

Our daily round-up of campaign headlines from local and city-wide news organizations.

The Campaign and Policy Schedule for Wednesday August 16

City Limits | August 16, 2017

An education conference, free legal services in Brooklyn.

Mass Incarceration, Election Reforms: Campaign Headlines for Tuesday August 15

Abigail Savitch-Lew | August 15, 2017

Today’s roundup includes news from the races for Mayor, City Council, Brooklyn District Attorney and Brooklyn Civil Court Judge.

Where Are Your Electeds? The Schedule for Tuesday August 15

City Limits | August 15, 2017

They’re targetting bad banks, meeting summer students, or maybe on vacation.

Albanese Qualifies for Debates, Butler Releases Housing Plan: Campaign Headlines for Monday August 14

Abigail Savitch-Lew | August 14, 2017

Charter schools, displacement, and even the five-cent refund on bottle recycling became campaign issues this weekend.

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