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PowHerNY are demanding equal pay for woman.

Politics

Advocates rally at City Hall to finally close the pay gap for women in New York City

By Emily Davenport & Lloyd Mitchell

Mayor Eric Adams speaks at City Hall

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Eric Adams insists he’s hitting the campaign trail, despite little visible presence

By Ethan Stark-Miller

The Medicaid Quality Incentive Program helps women get the pregnancy care they need, says New York State Assemblymember Michaelle Solages.

Nassau

Op-Ed: To protect LI mothers, fully funding the Medicaid Quality Incentive Program is essential

By Assemblymember Michaelle C. Solages

Cathryn Harris-Marchesi, Theresa Moschetta, Carla Anastasio and John Perrone (L. to R.) run for Glen Cove City Council with the Democratic Committee

Nassau

Meet Glen Cove’s five first-time candidates, two familiar faces

By Hannah Devlin

Straphangers say they commute in rush hour alongside sleeping homeless.

Health

Mental health: City Council says they found serious flaws in Mayor Adams’ involuntary removal policy in new report

By Ethan Stark-Miller

COVID 19 Memorial Wall

Brooklyn

Families of pandemic nursing home victims mark five years, demand Cuomo take accountability

By Dean Moses

Veronica Kennedy

Politics

Women’s History Month: PIX 11’s Veronica Kennedy talks crafting fair and balanced reporting in New York’s political landscape

By Emily Davenport

Woman and doctor at Planned Parenthood office focus on reproductive health

Health

Planned Parenthood’s New York chapter requests $2.5M from NYC Council to protect care amid Medicaid cuts

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Community Board 10 votes against Bally’s casino in raucous meeting

By Emily Swanson

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Queens

Court strikes down NYC law allowing noncitizen voting; Holden calls it a ‘victory for election integrity’

By Colum Motherway

COVID memorial in Brooklyn with casket and guy wearing shirt with photo of Andrew Cuomo

Brooklyn

NYC Mayor’s Race: Democratic and Republican candidates unify in contempt of frontrunner Cuomo over his handling of COVID-19 in nursing homes

By Dean Moses

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Nassau

From local roots to national fame: notable figures from the Willistons

By Christy Hinko

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: Frankie and Donnie

By Bill O’Reilly

Gov. Kathy Hochul speaking about reproductive rights

Health

Reproductive rights: Hochul strengthens NY shield law to protect abortion providers from out-of-state prosecution

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Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera column: Oswald still did it

By Geraldo Rivera

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Politics

Hochul touts congestion pricing success following Trump admin extending deadline to shut down program by 30 days

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson delivered the 2025 State of the Borough Address Thursday at Lehman College.

BP Gibson unveils bold vision for the Bronx in State of the Borough address

By Sadie Brown

medicaid

Queens

Queens leaders rally against proposed $880B federal cuts to Medicaid

By Athena Dawson

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Queens

Addabbo bill seeks transparency on utility rate hikes: ‘New Yorkers deserve fair notice’

By Colum Motherway

Rendering of proposed upgrades to Parsons Boulevard under the new "Jamaica Neighborhood Plan." .

Queens

‘Neighborhood of the future’: Mayor Adams pushes forward with rezoning plan for Downtown Jamaica

By Shane O’Brien

Brookville Mayor Dan Serota, Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Councilman Andrew Monteleone and Tax Receiver Jeffrey Pravato, L to R

Nassau

Nassau’s towns oppose proposed state zoning legislation

By Casey Fahrer

President Trump signs order abolishing US Department of Education

Politics

NY Congressional Democrats seethe over Trump’s executive order to shut down US Department of Education

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Randy Mastro at City Council hearing

Politics

Randy Mastro joining Mayor Adams’ admin as first deputy mayor months after failed corporation counsel nomination

By Robert Pozarycki

Crime

‘PATH’ of progress? Mayor Adams says homeless outreach teams have cleaned up subways – though riders are unconvinced

By Dean Moses

More from Around New York

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Bronx middle school principal Doreen Kendall, demoted after hiring her sister as a teacher

Kiara St. James during a Transgender Day of Visibility event at the LGBT Center in 2025.

Trans community mourns loss of NYTAG executive director Kiara St. James

paladino

CM Paladino awards $600K grant to St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children fora new inpatient unit

Chelsea Film Festival

Invisible labor takes center stage in Brooklyn short film, backed by Chelsea Film Festival incubator