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Policy

Inside HPD: An analysis by the Citizens Budget Commission

  • By Maria Doulis of the Citizens Budget Commission
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New York City

Can New York City win the fight against its most notorious landlords?

  • By Jeff Coltin
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New York City

Aiming for affordability: A Q&A with HPD Commissioner Vicki Been

  • By Sarina Trangle
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Politics

New York City’s cycle of police corruption: Do reforms stick, and does it matter?

  • By Bob Hennelly
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Politics

Where does de Blasio’s $1.1 M in campaign funds come from? Unions, developers lead the way

  • By Sarina Trangle
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Politics

The essential guide for New Yorkers going to the Democratic National Convention

  • By Ryan Briggs and Rachel Kurland
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Politics

Who in New York is on Team Hillary and Team Bernie – and what are they saying?

  • By Jonathan Lentz
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New York City

New York City unveils latest plan to rezone UWS schools, but some say it’s not enough to end segregation

  • By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
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Politics

Leading de Blasio critics find a new fault: how New York City rates schools for students with disabilities

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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Politics

Last-minute funding saves NYC summer program for middle-schoolers, but leaves providers scrambling

  • By Annie Ma from Chalkbeat New York
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Politics

New York City is paying for more students with disabilities to attend private school; advocates say problems persist

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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Politics

New report: New York City classrooms increasingly overcrowded, especially for youngest students

  • By Annie Ma
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New York City

Under pressure from advocates, city inches toward district-wide integration plan

  • By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
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Politics

In the fight to help veterans, New York City nonprofits face unique challenges

  • By Frank G. Runyeon
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Politics

Write this way: A Q&A with Run-D.M.C.'s Darryl McDaniels on inspiring NYC students through comics

  • By Jeff Coltin
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Politics

Adriano Espaillat is poised to take over Charles Rangel’s House seat. Here’s what he’s promising on education

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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New York City

Effort to ‘civilianize’ NYPD desk jobs slows

  • By Marco Poggio
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Politics

With an estimated 3,100 ballots yet to be counted in NY-13, Wright fights on

  • By Sarina Trangle
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Politics

Adriano Espaillat claims 'historic' primary win in race to replace retiring Rangel

  • By Sarina Trangle
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New York City

In a packed primary to replace Rangel, candidates target their bases

  • By Sarina Trangle
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