Jeff Coltin is a New York Playbook Writer at Politico. He focuses on politics, public policy, and journalism, exploring themes related to government, elections, and cultural movements. Jeff's work has been featured in PIX11, MSN, CDC Gaming Reports, City & State, Yahoo News, NewsBreak, The Armenian Mirror-Spectator, E&E News, and POLITICO.
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Let’s hope New York’s latest bid to host the Winter Games goes as well as the last one.
Shenal Tissera is joining City & State, and Annie McDonough and Sahalie Donaldson have been promoted.
By: Annie Mcdonough, Jeff Coltin
They thought the democratic socialist mayor would send lobbyists to Siberia. They're getting a warmer welcome.
It took nine months to go from lobbying idea to lobbying story.
The Assembly candidate wants to find the middle ground, just like her mentor Crystal Peoples-Stokes.
Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn plans to pack the committee – but her opponents plan to sue.
OCFS is awarding $1 million in grants this year for Parton’s Imagination Library
By: Sahalie Donaldson, Jeff Coltin
The already strained relationship between the two leaders is being tested by the tense 25th anniversary commemorations.
A retired Navy lawyer said New York City Chief Counsel Ramzi Kassem should be thanked for his work representing an al-Qaida member.
Lawmakers and more discussed updating New York’s alcohol laws at a half-day forum.
