Democrats See Chance to Nab Assembly Seat Malliotakis is Giving Up
Brandon Patterson and Michael Tannousis are vying for an Assembly district that shares territory with the only competitive Congressional and Senate races on city ballots Nov. 3.

SoHo/NoHo Rezoning Could Bring Less Than 1,000 Affordable Units
The rezoning could lead to a total increase of an estimated 3,200 housing units, including 600 to 900 affordable units, plus an additional 3,181 residents over a 10-year period, according to a key document released this week.

Pandemic is Harming New Yorkers’ Health in Ways Beyond COVID-19
Since the start of the crisis, low-income residents are canceling or delaying preventative care like physicals and vaccinations at a higher rate than wealthier residents, a survey released Tuesday found.

Eyes Will Be on Biden to Act Fast on Resilience for NYC
President Trump’s cancellation of a Corps of Engineers study means there’s no federal planning underway for protecting New York City from the impacts of global warming. Will that change under a President Biden?

Trump, Biden and NYC’s Public Schools: More Than Money?
When it comes to the impact on classrooms, teachers and kids, does the difference between the two candidates come down solely to what they are willing to spend?

Max Rose Marched to Defund the Police? That’s News to the People Who Ran the March
His opponent is claiming Rose marched with those demanding a cut to NYPD funding. But the people who organized the event say that was definitely not the message most marchers were sending.

Shocking News: Early Voting is Working Well in the Bronx
At least it was on Tuesday afternoon, when there were long lines moving fast at several polling sites, and virtually no waiting times at others.