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Campaign 2017: The Policy Shop

Quick looks and deep dives on some of the issues facing New York City.

Campaign 2017: The Policy Shop

Timeline: The Saga of Bill de Blasio and the NYPD

Jarrett Murphy | October 16, 2017

While Mayor de Blasio has achieved success, faced opposition and registered failures on many issues during his first term, none played so large a role in his becoming mayor—or posed greater political risks through his tenure so far—as criminal justice.

Campaign 2017: The Policy Shop

Bill de Blasio’s Police Reform Agenda has Achieved Much and Disappointed Many

Jarrett Murphy | October 16, 2017

Through human tragedy and political crisis, the mayor has delivered on specific reform promises and kept crime low. But he has fallen short of the sweeping change advocates hoped he would engineer.

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10 Questions NYC Needs to Hear Answered at the First Mayoral Debate

Jarrett Murphy | October 10, 2017

The first general election mayoral debate is unlikely to change the trajectory of the race. But it could map out the options facing the city when it comes to a number of key challenges.

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Q&A: Mayoral Hopeful Nicole Malliotakis on Housing Policy

Abigail Savitch-Lew | October 6, 2017

We asked the Republican candidate for mayor for more detail on her approach to tackling the affordability crisis.

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Bill de Blasio is Still in His First Term and We’re Already Debating His Housing Legacy

Jarrett Murphy | October 4, 2017

The mayor has done a lot. But his critics in the housing world say he is still falling short of what the city’s affordability crisis demands.

Campaign 2017: The Policy Shop

Policy Brief: NYC’s Looming Task of Property Tax Reform

Jarrett Murphy | October 3, 2017

Maybe it sounds boring. But it ain’t simple, that’s for sure.

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A Healthy Dialogue, Except on Rezoning, at East Harlem Town Hall

Abigail Savitch-Lew | September 29, 2017

The mayor and residents engaged on a variety of topics, including NYCHA, youth issues and affordability.

Affordable Housing

Is ‘Housing Not Warehousing’ Next?

Abigail Savitch-Lew | September 29, 2017

Advocates are continuing to push for the Housing Not Warehousing Act, a package of three bills that would mandate new protocols to identify vacant buildings and land.

Affordable Housing

Advocates, Council Continue Push for Deeper Affordability

Abigail Savitch-Lew | September 14, 2017

The Real Affordability for All coalition released a report strongly critical of the mayor’s housing strategy, while councilmembers acknowledged improvements but pressed for more low-income units.

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Were De Blasio’s Rezonings on the Primary Day Ballot?

Abigail Savitch-Lew | September 13, 2017

Though officials winners have not yet been declared in two races, it seems likely that discussions about the rezoning discussions will likely continue in whatever way they were going before.

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