Opinion & Editorials
The City Can Build Housing Without Losing Its Character
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
Opinion & Editorials
Argument and analysis from our editorial board and contributors — balanced, thoughtful, signed.
In Praise of Boring Government
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
A Budget Is a Statement of Values — Read This One Closely
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
Transit Deserves a Dedicated, Predictable Revenue Stream
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Two Cheers for Congestion Pricing
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
The Case for Patience on Artificial Intelligence Rules
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Public Schools Need Stability More Than Reform
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
What the City Owes Its Small Landlords and Its Tenants
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Climate Adaptation Is an Infrastructure Question
Officials, residents and analysts describe a change that has been building for years.
A Defense of the Neighborhood Library
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
On Policing, Measure What Matters
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
Immigration Made This City; It Can Again
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Against the Permanent Emergency
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
Local Journalism Is Civic Infrastructure
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
The Long View: What New York Should Fix by 2040
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.