Annie McDonough is a Deputy City Hall Reporter at City & State New York. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on education and school governance. Annie's work has been featured in Route Fifty, The Tiger, City & State, Gothamist, New Jersey Stage, and The Direct.
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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
The Manhattan race to succeed Erik Bottcher became a Mamdani-Menin proxy battle after the mayor endorsed second-place finisher Lindsey Boylan.
By: Annie McDonough
In Brooklyn, a standoff between ICE and protesters. The NYPD got in the middle.
The city’s Rent Guidelines Board set a range of possible allowable rent hikes for stabilized units that starts at 0% for both one- and two-year leases.
There will be just 15 returning members in 2029. The jockeying starts now.
By: Annie Mcdonough
The staffer-to-principal pipeline lives on as Erik Bottcher’s former chief of staff succeeds him in the council.
The New York City comptroller doubled down on calls to pad budget reserves in light of AI’s economic risks.
Moving into one of Clemson's nearly 20 first-year residential halls may seem daunting for new students. The Tiger has compiled some tips and tricks to help turn a standard living space into your home away from home for the next eight months.
The New York City comptroller doubled down on calls to pad budget reserves in light of AI’s economic risks.
As a result of the mayor’s executive order, seven agencies will adopt a suite of recommendations to steer clear of federal immigration enforcement.
By: Annie Mcdonough, Sahalie Donaldson
“It’s the type of thing where the longer you don’t hire for it, the narrative gets harder out in the world,” one person said.
