Sally Goldenberg

Politico New York's Sally Goldenberg and Joe Anuta talk about the latest news from the Adams administration and Bill Mahoney shares the latest from Albany.

The latest on the NYC mayor's race, and your questions for the next mayor.

After weeks of debate and protest, New York City officials agreed to a controversial pandemic-era budget. 

New York City's inability to reduce the millions of tons of trash people and businesses produce annually is having serious consequences.

Critics of the de Blasio administration say efforts to fix the crisis-ridden NYCHA went largely ignored so the city could focus on expanding his signature affordable housing program.

Three local reporters discuss the latest in New York City and New York State politics. 

Capital New York's Sally Goldenberg discusses her reporting on the city's plan to revamp the restaurant grading system, and Andrew Hawkins, a reporter at Crain's New York Business, talks about the new parks commissioner, which the mayor is expected to announce today. Plus, Paul Steely White, executive director of Transportation Alternatives, talks about the financial difficulties facing Citi Bike. 

In his first State of the City speech yesterday, Bill de Blasio reprised his "Tale of Two Cities" theme, while pushing for new plans to raise the minimum wage, issue new ID cards (including to undocumented immigrants), and more. WNYC's Brigid Bergin and Capital New York reporter Sally Goldenberg break down the politics and policy of the speech, and then Juan Manuel Benitez, NY1 Noticias reporter and host of Pura Politica, discusses Mayor de Blasio's new ID program.

The new city council convenes today and picks a speaker. Sally Goldenberg, senior reporter at Capital New York, talks about the race, and explains the speaker's powers and how they're changing.