Dana Rubinstein is a Reporter at The New York Times. With a focus on New York City, she covers a range of topics including real estate, transportation, and the intersection of politics and finance. Her work has been featured in numerous publications such as Yahoo News, The Hartford Courant, and The Boston Globe.
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Dana Rubinstein's coverage is heavily focused on local government and political affairs, particularly within New York City. Her articles often involve legal and regulatory issues as well as evolving stories related to the mayoral administration of Eric Adams.
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By: Dana Rubinstein, Mihir Zaveri
NEW YORK -- A "rent freeze" on nearly 1 million rent-stabilized apartments in New York City went into effect Thursday, prompting cries of victory from tenant advocates. At the same time, a group of landlords seeking to overturn the freeze made public dozens of pages of internal communications between city officials and members of the panel that approved it, claiming they showed improper efforts to influence an independent process.
By: Dana Rubinstein
The proposed New York City legislation would also allow nonprofits, including tenants’ unions, to sue companies directly rather than relying on agency enforcement.
By: Sally Goldenberg, Dana Rubinstein, Liam Stack
Hours after some Jewish leaders denounced Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s remarks about the attacks on Israel, activists interrupted a vigil to call him a traitor to the Palestinian cause.
By: Liam Stack, Sally Goldenberg, Dana Rubinstein
The mayor expressed no regrets after he was criticized by Jewish leaders over a statement marking the anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks and later booed by pro-Palestinian activists at a vigil.
By: Sally Goldenberg, Dana Rubinstein, Jeffery C. Mays
After a federal agent shot an immigrant in New York City, inciting protests, some of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s allies questioned his attitude toward the president and his own Police Department.
By: Benjamin Oreskes, Dana Rubinstein
The Knicks owner is urging New York’s business elite to abandon Gov. Kathy Hochul, highlighting her support of Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Mr. Dolan has spent millions to back her opponent, Bruce Blakeman.
By: Benjamin Oreskes, Dana Rubinstein
NEW YORK -- James Dolan, owner of the New York Knicks, had a bone to pick with the city's business elite.
A passenger’s death in June became the impetus for the City Council to ban the practice, but the bill will likely face a court challenge before being implemented in 2028.
By: Dana Rubinstein, Ed Shanahan
NEW YORK -- The New York City Council voted Thursday to banish horse-drawn carriages from Central Park in two years, setting the stage for the elimination of an attraction as old as the park itself.
By: Dana Rubinstein, Ed Shanahan
NEW YORK -- With the New York City Council set to vote Thursday to banish horse carriages from Central Park, one thing seems definite: The end would come in June
