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The governor has committed the state to an ambitious and worthy goal. Now advocates and lawmakers must support that agenda or risk New York falling short,

ByKelsey Louie and Corey Johnson 0Comments

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Dec 2015

Opinion

Cuomo, De Blasio Could Deliver a Holiday Miracle for the Homeless

Faith leaders write that they are praying for the governor and mayor to come together on a massive supportive-housing initiative to continue a successful policy effort that began when another…

ByLaura Jervis and Marc L. Greenberg 1Comment

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Oct 2015

Uncategorized

Photo Essay: After Superstorm Sandy, Inside the Buyout Zone

It’s common on the streets of New York to see new neighborhoods rising from old ones. Along the eastern shore of Staten Island, however, a very different process is now…

ByAdi Talwar 1Comment

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Sep 2015

Education Video

De Blasio and the Schools, Take 2

Watch NYU education expert Pedro Noguera, Students First New York organizer Tenicka Boyd and City Limits reporter Ruth Ford discuss the city’s schools, the mayor’s leadership and the battle over…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Jul 2015

ARTS and CULTURE Government

What the Tappan Zee Bridge tells us About Dewey, Cuomo and Governing Today

A new book looks closely at the long debate over what to do about the key Hudson River crossing. Read an interview with the author.

ByJarrett Murphy 3Comments

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Jul 2015

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Cuomo’s Uber Comments Show Selective Memory on Gov’t Regs

The governor says government can’t restrict job growth. But that is often what it does—and should—do.

ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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Jul 2015

Opinion

Op-ed: Taxpayers Must Know how Much They Subsidize Low-Wage Companies

A state senator and assemblyman argue for a law that would publicize which New York businesses have 50 or more employees using taxpayer benefits to supplement poor wages.

ByGustavo Rivera

ByMichael Blaker 3Comments

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Jun 2015

Government

Does Albany’s 2015 Ending Mean Progressive Window is Closed?

The failure to achieve substantial rent reform, a higher minimum wage and other priorities of the left make some wonder if a brief opening for progressive legislation has slammed shut.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jun 2015

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Reform, Interrupted: Study Up for Round 2 of Debate Over 421-a

Ambitions to kill it are dashed. Hopes to reform it are faint. The smart money is now on legislators renewing 421-a as is for a very short spell. Here’s a…

ByJillian Jonas 0Comments

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Apr 2015

Video

Where Law, Science and History Meet: Reporters on the Marijuana Beat

Everything you ever wanted to know about the state of marijuana laws in New York, but were afraid to ask, with Nushin Rashidian of Cannabis Wire and Danny Danko of…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

State Must Support Cuomo’s Historic Push to End AIDS

Cuomo, De Blasio Could Deliver a Holiday Miracle for the Homeless

Photo Essay: After Superstorm Sandy, Inside the Buyout Zone

De Blasio and the Schools, Take 2

What the Tappan Zee Bridge tells us About Dewey, Cuomo and Governing Today

Cuomo’s Uber Comments Show Selective Memory on Gov’t Regs

Op-ed: Taxpayers Must Know how Much They Subsidize Low-Wage Companies

Does Albany’s 2015 Ending Mean Progressive Window is Closed?

Reform, Interrupted: Study Up for Round 2 of Debate Over 421-a

Where Law, Science and History Meet: Reporters on the Marijuana Beat

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