Education Hochul announces largest school aid funding in New York history, including 100% state-funded Foundation Aid formula By Sarah Belle Lin
Politics Hochul proposes payroll tax increase, casino revenue to save teetering MTA, but fare hikes still coming By Ben Brachfeld
Long Island Will Hochul’s affordable housing plan turn Long Island into The Sixth Borough? By Timothy Bolger
Environment Hochul calls for ban on fossil fuels in new construction within five years By Ben Brachfeld
Courts New York leaders, politicians rally in Albany against LaSalle nomination for Chief Judge position By Emily Davenport
Brooklyn Hochul signs Myrie’s COVID-19 Fraud Accountability Act, cracking down on pandemic-related white collar crimes By Isabel Song Beer
Queens Hochul seeks federal aid after winter storm floods Rockaways and coastal Queens By Robert Pozarycki
Brooklyn ‘A new beginning for East New York’: Construction begins on $1.2B affordable housing project By Isabel Song Beer
Politics Coalition says $40 billion in new taxes on New York’s rich will help keep working-class residents from moving out-of-state By Ben Brachfeld
Politics Hochul pledges $3 million to provide legal assistance for New York City immigrants By Emily Davenport
Election HOCHUL WINS: New York projected to elect first woman governor, defeat Zeldin By Ethan Stark-Miller
Brooklyn LIVE UPDATES: Polls open in Brooklyn for 2022 midterm elections By Robert Pozarycki, Kirstyn Brendlen, Meaghan McGoldrick, Ben Brachfeld, Jada Camille & Ximena Del Cerro
Politics THE POLLS ARE OPEN: Election Day turnout strong as New Yorkers make their midterm choices By Robert Pozarycki, Ben Brachfeld, Isabel Song Beer and Dean Moses
The Bronx Zeldin campaign balks at strongly condemning supporters’ signs with sexist slurs targeting Hochul at Bronx rally By Ethan Stark-Miller
Manhattan ‘Don’t boo, vote’: Here’s whose on the Manhattan midterm elections ballot as early voting begins this weekend By Robert Pozarycki
Police & Fire ‘Our red flag laws are working’: Hochul adds $6.4M to support enforcement of New York gun regulations By Briana Bonfiglio
Crime Crunching the numbers: Yes, crime is up — but NYC is still safer than it was two decades ago. The NYPD’s statistics prove it. By Robert Pozarycki
Police & Fire Subway police surge: ‘Omnipresence’ of cops needed to boost sense of safety in system, Hochul and Adams explain By Ben Brachfeld
Politics Hochul announces launch of historic $150 million tuition assistance program expansion By Isabel Song Beer
Bronx Times Bronx Chamber of Commerce seeks nominations for annual veterans luncheon honoring local heroes
QNS This Glendale hall had a rocky history steeped in local politics: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was
Brooklyn Paper Proposed Downtown Brooklyn tower could obstruct neighboring views, change landmark row
