New York State
News
New law allows human trafficking survivors to clear their records
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the Survivors of Trafficking Attaining Relief Together (START) Act, legislation supported by more than 100 organizations.
Nonprofits
News
Report shows nonprofit job recovery in May
The sector gained 63,000 new jobs, but still is well below pre-pandemic levels.
Opinion
Opinion
Hard choices: How can the ‘nonprofit industrial complex’ do better?
Organizations are looking inward – and finding some troubling issues.
Nonprofits
News
Funds are pouring into racial justice programs. Will it help?
Grantmakers and activists explore how to most effectively fight systemic racism.
New York State
News
Leader to Leader: Herb Sturz
Decades later, the nonprofit legend’s goals are finally being realized.
New York State
News
Leader to Leader: Responding to race and COVID-19
Nonprofit leaders on confronting the twin challenges.
Coronavirus
News
What does reopening mean for essential nonprofits?
Though many organizations have continued to operate in-person, wider scale reopening has implications for their staff and clients.
Coronavirus
News
Will nonprofits stay virtual post-pandemic?
Nonprofit leaders share their lessons from the shift to remote work.
Coronavirus
News
New York state to give $25M to food banks
Demand at food banks has surged statewide with downstate seeing the greatest hit.
New York City
News
Who’s funding New York nonprofits stretched by the coronavirus?
Many groups have created response funds to help New Yorkers through the coronavirus crisis.
Public News
News
De Blasio declares state of emergency over coronavirus
Events with more than 500 people are now banned statewide.
New York City
News
The new coronavirus is resulting in canceled fundraisers in New York
As health officials recommend that people avoid crowds, benefits are being rescheduled.
New York State
News
State contracting woes take the spotlight at meeting
The Not-For-Profit Contracting advisory committee wants organizations to share their struggles with contracting.
News
Marcus Molinaro
5 things to know about Marcus Molinaro
Five things to know about Dutchess County Executive Marcus Molinaro, who's running against Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
News
Andrew Cuomo
How NY state closed the projected $4.4 billion budget deficit
It wasn't as painful as some feared, but future shortfalls still loom.
Personality
John DeFrancisco
John DeFrancisco, the underdog
State Sen. John DeFrancisco: The underdog
News
Andrew Cuomo
Takeaways from the final 2018-19 state budget
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday evening announced a deal on a $168.3 billion state budget. Hours earlier, the spending plan had been in doubt, due to standoffs over such issues as state oversight of yeshivas and the early departure of state lawmakers for Passover, which began on Friday, and for Easter Sunday – which is also the start of the new fiscal year.
News
New York City
A coyote, a reporter and a state budget
A coyote, a reporter and a state budget: Recapping the top political news in New York this week
News
Simcha Felder
Why the state budget is being stalled over yeshiva schools
As state lawmakers attempt to finalize a $168 billion budget, the Assembly Democratic majority has accused state Sen. Simcha Felder of being the culprit behind the stalled negotiations.
News
New York State
What’s been ripped out of the state budget
What’s in and what’s out of the New York State budget
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