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Andrew Millman
Articles
- De Blasio's Shelter Plan Moves Ahead
- Four Women Running for Mayor Pitch Candidacies to ‘Amplify Her’
- Imminent City Council Special Election in the Bronx is a Two-Candidate Race
- Manhattan District Attorney Candidates Pitch Plans and Pasts to West Side Democratic Clubs
- Democratic Mayoral Candidates Talk Public Safety at Brooklyn Forum
- Mayoral Candidates Pitch Their Resumes and Values to the West Side Democrats
- Manhattan Assembly Member Tries to Hold Seat After Missing Democratic Ballot Line
- Democratic Mayoral Hopefuls Appear at First Candidate Forum of 2021 Race
- Borough President Candidates Talk Future of Manhattan Economy, Small Businesses
- 'One For The History Books': Race to Replace City Council Member Donovan Richards Starts to Take Shape in Southeast Queens
- 'This is Not a New Conversation': Southeast Brooklyn Leaders Discuss Causes and Casualties of Rising Gun Violence
- As City Reopens, De Blasio’s ‘Better Buses’ Plan Stuck in Traffic
- Renewed Scrutiny of Police Misconduct Includes Reexamination of Qualified Immunity for Officers
- Five-Candidate Field Emerges for Expected Bronx Special Election to Replace Council Member Cohen
- Donovan Richards Lays Out His Vision As Likely Next Queens Borough President
- 'We're in a State of Transition': Bronx Democrats Wrestle with Changing of the Guard
- All 9 Democratic Candidates for Manhattan District Attorney Appear at LGBTQ-Focused Forum
- Shaun Donovan Makes Federal Experience Focus of 2021 Mayoral Message
- 2021 Borough President Election Set to Unfold Amid Dramatic Shift in Bronx Politics
- 2020 Primary Results Certified by Board of Elections; Show 23% Turnout Among New York City Democrats
- Crowded Field Forms for Special Election to Replace Ritchie Torres in the City Council
- Two Plans Map Path Forward for Devastated New York City Economy
- Wave of LGBT Candidates Eyes City Council Seats in 2021 Elections
- Without Vance, 5 Democratic Manhattan District Attorney Candidates Participate in First Debate
- The 2021 Manhattan District Attorney Race is Officially Underway
- Jabari Brisport, Democratic Socialist on Verge of Upset Primary Win in Brooklyn, Eyes Journey to Albany
- As Unemployment and Crime Spike, City Plan for Disconnected Young Adults Remains Years Behind Schedule
- Where Key Primary Races Stand as Absentee Ballot Counting Begins
- Congressional Reps Release New Report Underscoring Importance of Complete NYC Census Count
- How New York City Should Make 'Hard Choices' to Close Growing Budget Gap, Per Watchdog
- De Blasio Makes Big Bus Move, But Continues to Disappoint Electeds and Advocates Seeking More
- De Blasio Administration Opposes Council Bill to Create 'City Restart Officer'
- Race, Representation, and Community Roots in Focus in Central Brooklyn Assembly Primary
- Fierce Competition as Upstarts and Assembly Member Vie for Brooklyn State Senate Nomination
- 'It's What I Was Elected To Do': State and City Leaders Take Different Approaches to Pension Fund Divestment from Fossil Fuel Companies
- In End of Session Deals, Cuomo and Legislators Pass Capital Budget, with New 'SAM' Money
- Ethics Officials from Around the Globe Discuss Challenges, Strategies
- NAACP, Anti-Smoking Groups Press City Council Speaker on Bills Banning Flavored Cigarettes
- Upcoming Elections: What's on the June 25 Ballot in New York City
- Interim NYCHA CEO Kathryn Garcia on the Federal Monitor and Future of Public Housing in New York
- Relatively Quiet Local Political Year Includes a Number of Judicial Elections
- Former City Taxi Commissioner on Regulating the App Companies and Saving the Yellows
- Where Top City and State Officials Stand on Raising the Charter School Cap
- Uncertain Future for Secretive State Pork Program Tied to Renegade Democrats
- City Council Response to De Blasio Budget Includes Investment in Workers, Cut to ThriveNYC, & Ferry Spending Transparency
- Preliminary Budget Hearings End with City Council Clamor for More Detail on Agency Cuts
- City’s Flawed Capital Project Process the Subject of Renewed Scrutiny, and Some Reform
- Candidates for Queens District Attorney Profess Similar Values, Stake Out Different Positions
- Last-Minute Guide: How the Public Advocate Candidates Have Tried to Define Themselves
- In Second 311 Oversight Hearing, City Council Examines Agency Responsiveness
- As Cap on Charter Schools in New York City is About to Hit, Little Talk of Extension in Albany
- City's 311 Upgrade Set for Mid-Year Launch
- With De Blasio in Debt, City Council Considers Bill to Allow ‘Legal Defense Trusts’