Coverage of politics in New York City focuses on government actions, elections and policy. Reporting includes the activities of civic institutions and the officials behind those decisions.
Protesters filled Midtown and Times Square calling for an end to immigration enforcement in New York City after the midterm elections.
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Governor Kathy Hochul captured most votes in New York City's immigrant neighborhoods against Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman in the 2026 race.
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Notes displayed at a City Hall hearing on horses and housing include questions about the DHS commissioner and carriage horse rules.
Legislation would co-name an Ozone Park corner for Staff Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad, killed in an Iranian missile attack in Jordan.
Republican Nicole Malliotakis defeats Democrat Mike DeCillis to hold New York City's only GOP-held congressional district.
A Manhattan lawsuit alleges The New York Times restricted use of the word 'genocide' to hide Israel's conduct in Gaza.
Coverage takes in legislative sessions, election cycles, budget allocations and public oversight. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Civic life in this place is shaped by the interaction between the central government and the diverse neighborhoods that form the city. Political debate often centers on housing costs, infrastructure maintenance and the administration of municipal services.
