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In the 60th state Senate District, could upsets be brewing in both party primaries?

  • By Justin Sondel
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Three low-performing New York City schools are owed millions in funding, lawsuit claims

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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New York City among districts with high student absenteeism

  • By Christina Veiga for Chalkbeat New York
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NYC nonprofits say there is "real commitment" behind new wellness program partnership with city schools

  • By Michael Gareth Johnson
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New York was supposed to have 400 charter schools by 2016. Today, there are only 256 – what happened?

  • By Frank G. Runyeon from New York Nonprofit Media
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Mayor 501(c)(4): Why Bill de Blasio became so reliant on nonprofit advocacy groups

  • By Sarina Trangle
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Dinkins reflects on Crown Heights riots, community policing and Rudy Giuliani

  • By City & State
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Will short-term work strikes save New York unions?

  • By Sarina Trangle
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Pennsylvania says Cuomo is sabotaging its energy industry

  • By Justin Sondel and Ryan Briggs
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Unions, construction companies are playing the blame game over worker deaths in NYC

  • By Bob Hennelly
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Environmentalists and industry insiders are boiling over Cuomo’s nuclear subsidies – will they land in court?

  • By Jeff Coltin
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Emails reveal close relationship between REBNY execs and de Blasio administration

  • By Sarina Trangle
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What does California’s teacher tenure ruling mean for New York? Depends whom you ask.

  • By Patrick Wall for Chalkbeat New York
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In interview, Chancellor Carmen Farina pushes desegregation, renewal school results

  • By Cassi Feldman for Chalkbeat New York
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Assembly Speaker Heastie: SUNY charter schools should abide by existing rules

  • By Monica Disare from Chalkbeat New York
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Will Trump help or hurt state Senate candidates back home?

  • By Ashley Hupfl
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Judge OKs formal inquiry into NYC’s notoriously unreliable special education tracking system

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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From Uber to FanDuel, how tech-friendly is New York government?

  • By Bob Hennelly
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Mayor Bill de Blasio promises ‘bigger vision’ for promoting school diversity, but offers few specifics

  • By Alex Zimmerman for Chalkbeat New York
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Buffalo's Broadway-Fillmore neighborhood sees raft of code violations amid broken windows policing

  • By Aaron Lowinger for The Public
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