Sahalie Donaldson is a City Hall education reporter at [Employer]. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and public education, with a focus on regional interest and world news across North America and LATAM. Sahalie's work has been featured in NYN Media, Route Fifty, and City & State.
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Sahalie Donaldson's coverage mainly revolves around local government and politics in New York City, focusing on announcements, legal policy regulation, and education. She would likely be interested in pitches related to city governance, political developments within New York City, educational policies and reforms at the local level.
Given her focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations, Sahalie may be responsive to sources who can provide insights or commentary on specific policies or decisions made by local authorities in New York City. Additionally, she may also be interested in interviews with key figures involved in these areas of coverage such as politicians, community leaders or educators.
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The commission assembled to keep New York City on track to close Rikers Island is releasing a series of videos aimed at spurring progress forward.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he’ll review 17 bills under consideration by the City Council, but said his priority is cracking down on already illegal e-bikes and e-scooters.
By: Sahalie Donaldson, Kate Lisa
As the gubernatorial race looms, Gov. Kathy Hochul is planting her flag on immigration.
Kamar Samuels can’t wait for the first day of the new school year, but he’s got a lot of homework already.
By: Sahalie Donaldson
What would reform look like, if Julio Peña III takes over for Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn?
The former first deputy mayor is carrying the torch of the Adams administration.
City Council members pressed Board of Standards and Appeals nominee John Mangin on whether he’d listen to local voices while overseeing certain affordable housing projects.
By: Sahalie Donaldson, Jeff Coltin
The already strained relationship between the two leaders is being tested by the tense 25th anniversary commemorations.
The New York City Council is pushing a bill following outrage over “Mangionistas” with press credentials.
Unlike in past years, the mayor and other electeds were not asked to speak at the Postcards memorial event, hosted by GOP Borough President Vito Fossella.
