Annie McDonough is a Deputy City Hall Reporter at City & State New York. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, law and legal affairs, and social issues, with a particular focus on New York City and its mayor, Eric Adams. Annie 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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Labor unions, political clubs and power brokers. Stay up to date on which mayoral candidates are getting the coveted endorsements for 2025.
By: Sahalie Donaldson, Annie Mcdonough, Holly Pretsky
Get to know the candidates in a wide, weird and unsettled field.
By: Michael M. Santiago
Judge Dale Ho declined to weigh in on whether either side broke rules, but ordered them to recognize that they need to follow them.
The term-limited council member will face off against state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal.
Mayor Eric Adams introduced the revolutionary trash can to New York City. Scott Stringer, who is making his run for mayor official, says he’ll take waste management to the next level.
By: Annie McDonough
Kicking off a season of negotiation with the City Council, the New York City mayor said the city’s economy is strong.
State Sen. Brian Kavanagh and Assembly Member Grace Lee are backing state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal, while Council Member Diana Ayala endorsed Council Member Keith Powers.
“If he did something to you, I can baptize you again,” the civil rights leader said to laughs. “I might have to put you down in the water this time.”
The Democratic New York City mayor’s last-minute attendance at President Trump’s inauguration triggered opponents’ criticism and raised supporters’ eyebrows.
In a race that is shaping up to be about who can make New York City most affordable, free buses are an appealing – if expensive – proposal.
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