CITY HALL ARCHIVES

Adams and Hochul give the powerful what they want. You pay the Bills.

Decades of conflicting political agendas have created a maze of problems for the city, and its most vulnerable citizens

De Blasio united left and right—each found reasons for wanting to kick him to the curb

There is a very real threat, at this point, that candidates with varying left platforms could split the vote, allowing a more conservative contender to win

“We're like — No! If you don't want them to win, don't put them on the ballot.”

"NYPD will provide first response and security only when absolutely necessary as mandated by city officials.”

For campaigns, TV advertising is the least efficient but most effective way of reaching a broad swath of voters when pressing the flesh isn’t an option

NIVA and NITO have taken on Congress and they’re not done yet

Not since the city nearly went bankrupt in 1975 have we been so close to the brink

“The David Dinkins that David Dinkins wants voters to see is a man who can bring the city together, who cares about the city's growing underclass, and who can do something about New York's out-­of-control drug and crime problems.”

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