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Sahalie Donaldson

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City Politics and Education Reporter at City & State NY

City politics, education reporter, First Read @CityAndStateNY • She/her • Formerly w/ @chronicle, • @newmarkjschool • Just another writer in love with the moon

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  • 1 day ago | cityandstateny.com | Sahalie Donaldson

    Former hedge fund manager Whitney Tilson drew some heat from his fellow Democratic mayoral candidates at a forum Monday night over several diverging policies he said he would pursue if elected. The forum, co-hosted by BronxNet, City & State, and nonprofits Community Service Society of New York and the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, centered on affordability issues like the housing shortage, looming federal funding cuts, criminal justice and health care equity.

  • 1 week ago | cityandstateny.com | Sahalie Donaldson

    Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Nobody from the Adams administration showed up to testify at a Wednesday City Council hearing on the looming potential threat of federal funding cuts, further infuriating members as they urge Mayor Eric Adams to “Trump proof” the city budget and expand savings and reserves.

  • 1 week ago | cityandstateny.com | Annie McDonough |Sahalie Donaldson

    With just two months until the Democratic primary election, the New York City Campaign Finance Board denied former Gov. Andrew Cuomo millions of dollars in public matching funds on Tuesday. The campaign attributed the issue to a software glitch with its donor platform.

  • 1 week ago | cityandstateny.com | Sahalie Donaldson

    Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Sponsor Message April 15, 2025 05:00 AM ET Housing Policy New York City More than 3 in 4 New York City voters are in support of the city enacting a rent freeze on the roughly 1 million rent-stabilized apartments scattered throughout the five boroughs, according to a new poll from the left-leaning think tank Data for Progress shared exclusively with City & State ahead of its Tuesday release. Of the 854 likely New York City voters surveyed, 78%...

  • 1 week ago | cityandstateny.com | Sahalie Donaldson

    Adolfo Carrión Jr. doesn’t balk at reinvention.

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Sahalie Donaldson @SahalieD
10 Apr 25

RT @hollypret: New: Selvena Brooks-Powers and Lynn Schulman lost their spots on the City Council budget negotiating team after they endorse…

Sahalie Donaldson
Sahalie Donaldson @SahalieD
9 Apr 25

RT @MichaelLangeNYC: Proposed “Open Primary” System: — JUNE: ALL candidates and voters participate in ONE election, party ID remains on bal…

Sahalie Donaldson
Sahalie Donaldson @SahalieD
9 Apr 25

RT @madinatoure: Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a plan Wednesday to hire nearly 4,000 teachers across New York City to reduce class sizes — but…