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As NYPD cracked down on quality-of-life violations, nearly half its 98K civil tickets got tossed

Letitia James’ Campaign Foots the Bill for Pricey Hotel Stays

NYC Mulls Property-Tax Break for $2.7 Billion Hudson Yards Tower

CityLand NY Elections, Census and Redistricting Update 09/08/26

Mamdani Defends Admin’s Use of Signal App, Says City Hall Is in Compliance

Good Government Groups Urge Candidates To Support Election Integrity

My Twin Tiers Blakeman Defends Use of AI in Campaign Ads Against Hochul

Despite Early Promises of Transparency, Hochul Has Dragged Her Feet in Releasing Her Detailed Public Schedules

Hudson Reporter LLC Ownership Secrecy Puts NYC’s Luxury Second-Home Tax Revenue at Risk

NYC Homes Hidden Behind LLCs Complicate Pied-à-Terre Tax Rollout

NY Subsidies for Rockland County Data Centers Top $320M, Report Says

New York Taxpayers Are Giving at Least $321 Million to Rockland County Data Centers Taxpayers on the Hook for $1.078 Million Per Full-Time Job

NewsFire Hunter College Faces $14M Deficit Revealed at Secret Retreat

Editorial: Building Better Watchdogs

Cuomo Resignation 5 Years Later: How the State’s Code of Ethics Has Changed

Mamdani Wants To Speed up NYC Government. He Could Tackle Cumbersome Agency Reports

Buffalo’s charter revision effort comes up short

Yearlong Effort To Reform Buffalo Charter, City Hall Comes Up Short

Tax Break Fight Threatens Long Island Housing Growth

New York Film Tax Credits Cost Taxpayers Nearly $1.2 Billion

New York Taxpayers Paid $1.2 Billion in Subsidies to Hollywood in 2025

Tax Break Fight Threatens Development In Housing-Starved Long Island

Long Island Housing Tax Breaks Under Threat