Annie McDonough is the Deputy City Hall Reporter at City & State New York. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and law enforcement, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in New York City under Mayor Eric Adams. Annie's work has been featured in City & State and Route Fifty.
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Annie Mcdonough's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics in New York City. She frequently reports on announcements from government officials, particularly the New York City Council and Mayor Eric Adams.
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By: Annie Mcdonough
A running list of known searches, seizures and subpoenas among top officials and advisers to Mayor Eric Adams.
By: Annie Mcdonough
The Supreme Court’s high bar for public corruption might be a comfort to Adams’ defense, but experts warn of the broader political pall hanging over City Hall.
By: Annie Mcdonough
Reps. Hakeem Jeffries and Greg Meeks and the Rev. Al Sharpton are at the forefront of political power players Hochul would consult before removing the mayor.
Eric Adams and Donald Trump are both at odds with the DOJ.
The controversial pilot of Evolv’s gun scanners in subway stations ended in August, and Mayor Eric Adams has said the department will tell us how it went. But when?
State legislation would prevent Charter Revision Commission proposals from knocking other proposals off the ballot, including those from City Council legislation.
By: Annie Mcdonough
The City Council speaker’s office cited guidance from the Conflicts of Interest Board in defending mailers and other communications that criticize ballot proposals 2 through 6.
Can a Maloney dynasty take root in Manhattan? The project manager at Meta is looking at running in the crowded race to replace Keith Powers.
By: William Diep, Annie Mcdonough
Khari Edwards is back for round two.
She’s stepping in as the fourth NYPD commissioner in three years – possibly in the sunset of a scandal-scarred mayoral administration. Here’s why.
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