Katie Honan is a reporter for THE CITY and co-host of the FAQ NYC podcast. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on health and wellness, as well as animal care. Katie's work has been featured in various prominent outlets such as Bon Appetit, NBC New York, and HuffPost.
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Katie Honan has a strong focus on local government and politics, particularly in New York City. She frequently covers announcements from city officials, as well as evolving political stories within the city. Therefore, she is most likely to be interested in pitches related to city politics, Mayor Eric Adams' initiatives or controversies, budget cuts affecting public services, law enforcement policies and investigations.
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By: Katie Honan
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's team said the complex work of organizing numerous city agencies has delayed a new report on public toilets
There were more than $83 million in independent expenditures last year, with about $65 million for the mayoral election, according to the board. Such spending also more than doubled for Council races compared to the 2021 election, from $6.6 million to $15.5 million.
There were more than $83 million in independent expenditures last year, with about $65 million for the mayoral election.
By: Katie Honan
At least 200 people are in the chat, according to Columbia University researchers who said they interviewed group members.
Mayor’s counsel says he took “immediate corrective action” after learning an aide broke records retention rules on the Signal encrypted communications app.
Mayor Mamdani is making public a trove of previously withheld city documents related to air quality and health concerns after the attack on the World Trade Center 25 years ago.
Mayor Mamdani is making public a trove of previously withheld city documents related to air quality and health concerns after the attack on the World Trade Center 25 years ago.
The mayor's counsel says City Hall took “immediate corrective action” after learning an aide broke records retention rules.
By: Claudia Irizarry Aponte, Katie Honan
More than 170,000 pages of newly released documents are a measure of vindication for survivors of the attack on the World Trade Center and its toxic cleanup.
Visitors come to O'Hara's Pub from around the world every September 11 to honor the victims of the World Trade Center attack.
