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There is a Wide, Wide Field in the Race for Comptroller

By Jarrett Murphy | 7 hours ago

Yes, there are four elected officials in the race to be the city’s No. 3 official. But Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, Zach Iscol, Terri Liftin and Reshma Patel are likely to be on the ballot, too.

Fiscales de 16 estados apoyan la moratoria de deportaciones propuesta por presidente Biden

The Check In: Lawsuits & The City

Scott Stringer: Every Community Must Help With NYC Housing Crisis

Latinos y el paquete económico que negocia el presidente Biden

2021 elections

The Check In: What’s a Borough President, Anyway?

By Jeanmarie Evelly | February 13, 2021

The 2021 elections include beep races in every borough. Jarrett Murphy explains what a borough president does, how the office has changed over the years and who’s running in Staten Island and The Bronx.

Election 2021

Polls Schmolls: Talking Perspectives & Policy with Dianne Morales and Shaun Donovan

By Jarrett Murphy | February 11, 2021

The two Democrats are trailing in voter surveys but are part of the fascinating and unpredictable dynamics of the 2021 mayoral race.

Inmigración
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Se retoma el Dream Act mientras juez federal de Texas bloquea la moratoria en deportaciones

By Daniel Parra | February 8, 2021

Un juez federal bloqueó temporalmente la moratoria de deportaciones de 100 días propuesta por el presidente Biden y días después varios cientos de personas fueron deportadas.

Elections
Bill de Blasio at Police Graduation

Cops and Crime in the 2021 Campaign

By Jarrett Murphy | February 4, 2021

Candidates must answer calls for fundamental reforms amid higher violence and a strapped city budget.

Election 2021

David Weprin Says He’ll Target City Contracts As Comptroller

By Jarrett Murphy and Ines Yildiz | January 28, 2021

The veteran official also plots a cautious path on fossil-fuel divestment and says he’s opposed to reducing NYPD headcount.

2021 elections

Comptroller Candidate Says He’ll Audit the NYPD Budget to Identify Cuts

By Jarrett Murphy and Ines Yildiz | January 28, 2021

State Sen. Brian Benjamin also answered questions about his outside work for an investment firm.

Una Ciudad sin Límites

Cambio de estatus de millones de inmigrantes depende de 10 senadores

By Daniel Parra | January 25, 2021

¿Cuáles son las perspectivas del proyecto de ley que se quiere presentar para aprobación de la Cámara de Representantes y el Senado?

Biden

What a Biden Administration Will Mean for New York

By Jarrett Murphy | January 21, 2021

A leading State Senator and a top City Hall aide say the Empire State and the Big Apple need shots in the arm from the feds—literally and figuratively.

2021 election

Comptroller Hopeful Kevin Parker Emphasizes Boosting Small Businesses

By Jarrett Murphy | January 20, 2021

The Brooklyn state senator is looking to trade a senior perch in the Democratic conference in Albany for the city’s No. 3 post.

Podcasts

The Check In: Jose Serrano’s Legacy in The Bronx

By Jeanmarie Evelly | January 15, 2021

In this week’s episode, Spanish-language reporter Daniel Parra discusses his recent profile of Jose Serrano, who retired at the end of 2020 after representing the South Bronx in Congress for 30 years.

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Election 2021

  • Republicans Vie for Staten Island BP Nod as Democratic Challenges Take Shape
  • David Weprin Says He’ll Target City Contracts As Comptroller
  • Mayoral Hopefuls Issue Competing Climate Plans

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