Whistleblower cop Steven Lee is running to rep the same nabe where he exposed NYPD corruption.

Early voting is underway. Learn about the race and the five Democratic candidates.

Judicial posts, important though they are, rarely see much campaigning or media coverage and are usually omitted from voters' guides.

The coronavirus has changed everything about New York’s congressional races. Thousands of New Yorkers have died, unemployment has soared, and Congress is choosing who gets government aid – and how

Picture this: A young, relatively unknown woman of color launches a grassroots campaign to unseat a longtime, white incumbent in one of New York’s diverse, and increasingly progressive, districts. 

Moving to a new area to run for office is a long tradition in American politics, dating at least as far back as the Reconstruction era, when the term “carpetbagger” was coined. The practice certainly

Josh Eisen, a Republican who is running – and leading in the money race – to replace Rep. Nita Lowey, the retiring congresswoman from New York City’s northern suburbs, has harassed legal opponents

The June 23 election will be unlike any other state primary. Door-to-door politicking is out. Zoom town halls are in. And a surge in voting by mail is changing how candidates approach campaigning.

Dozens of races will be on the ballot in the five boroughs on June 23, including 11 Congressional contests. Just tuning in? Here’s what you need to know

Here are our endorsements in the congressional primaries. In-person voting begins June 13.

It certainly helps when candidates live in the congressional district they want to represent, but it’s not a deal breaker when they don’t. Unlike state lawmakers, members of the House of

Clodagh McGowan has the story.

Imagine a Queens District Attorney with a commitment to social justice- someone who will end mass incarceration and free up resources for schools, housing, healthcare and jobs. Come meet Tiffany...

Days before Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos accepted the Nobel Peace Prize Oct. 7, his country narrowly rejected a peace accord to end a 52-year civil war.

For weeks, a green Honda Accord has been parked nearly every day on Queens Blvd. near 83rd Ave. in Kew Gardens in Queens, N.Y., neighbors say, but its driver never feeds the meter. She never moves...

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