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With Primary Election Day behind us, New Yorkers can now look to General Election Day on November 6, when elections for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant

When state lawmakers return to Albany next month to start the new legislative session, they will have an opportunity to improve the lives of hundreds of

There is a new opportunity for New York’s leaders to make a difference in the lives of the millions of residents in desperate need of affordable housing.

As state lawmakers convene in Albany for the new legislative session, their discussions to address the statewide housing crisis should include a focus

When we think about affordable housing in New York, our priorities are of course centered on addressing the housing crisis and maximizing opportunities

New York’s affordable housing crisis is often discussed, analyzed and scrutinized through the lens of hard numbers and data. How many units are in a new development?

By Jolie Milstein For millions of New Yorkers who rely on subsidized housing programs, the longest government shutdown in history served as a stark reminder

Last weekend, the New York State Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators (NYSABPRL) highlighted the various contributions of Minority- and Women-owned

Westchester County, like many other areas of New York State, is facing a housing crisis, with more than half of the county’s renters rent burdened.

Now that the dust has settled from an eventful legislative session in Albany, it is time to review the implications of the policies as they relate to the

America’s greatest equalizer is the constitutional privilege to vote. However, for many low-income New Yorkers, simply registering to vote can be a challenge.

The ongoing review of the New York City Charter is an opportunity to make smart changes to our Land Use process and make it easier to deliver affordable