Editor-in-Chief of City and State New York
Ralph R. Ortega is the Editor-in-Chief of City and State New York. He covers a range of topics including local politics, government affairs, and community issues, providing insightful analysis and in-depth reporting. Ralph has been featured in NYN Media, NewsBreak, City & State, and Our Town Downtown.
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We regret to inform you, but New York City Mayor Eric Adams is not having a holiday celebration for reporters this year.
The invitations to press outlets for New York City Mayor Eric Adams' annual holiday party at Gracie Mansion aren't going out this year. Not even for one last time before the one-term mayor leaves office. “Unfortunately the mayor's timing doesn't allow for a party this year. He wishes everyone celebrating a joyous holiday season, and a happy new year,” a City Hall spokesperson told City & State.
In a fireside chat, Kathryn Wylde talks about why rates are so high and how legislators can help lower them.
In a fireside chat, Kathryn Wylde talks about why rates are so high and how legislators can help lower them.
We regret to inform you, but New York City Mayor Eric Adams is not having a holiday celebration for reporters this year.
In a fireside chat, Kathryn Wylde talks about why rates are so high and how legislators can help lower them.
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Months late, packed with policy, an election-year special.
It’s not a year in New York City unless there are at least two Charter Revision Commissions happening, and ideally they are dueling.
By: Ralph R. Ortega
Nearly half of NYC households struggle to meet basic needs and the burden in affording basic needs falls heaviest on Hispanic and Black families throughout New York City, a new analysis prepared for the Fund for the City of New York finds.
