Josephine Stratman is a Reporter at the Daily News, where she covers City Hall and New York City politics. Her reporting spans various critical topics, including elections, government, public policy, and the housing market, reflecting her focus on regional interest and government affairs. Josephine's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Boston Herald, Yahoo News, and the Chicago Tribune.
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Josephine Stratman's coverage is largely focused on local and national news in the United States, especially New York City. She covers evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulations, and breaking news mainly related to government & politics and crime. When reaching out to her, consider providing expert insights or commentary on ongoing political developments or criminal cases in New York City or broader US context.
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By: Evan Simko-Bednarski, Josephine Stratman
Mamdani campaigned on a promise of making the city's bus system free for all riders — even though the buses are run by the MTA and the city lacks the power to do so. The head of the state-controlled MTA has stood firmly against Mamdani's campaign promises, arguing repeatedly fare revenue is needed to keep the system running.
By: Josephine Stratman
Around 2,000 people have filed for an exemption to the NYC pied-à-terre tax — and 4,800 more have at least started the process amid the new levy's controversial rollout, City Hall said Monday.
By: Evan Simko-Bednarski, Josephine Stratman
NEW YORK — Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Monday defended his push for free buses in wake of Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chair Janno Lieber's
By: Evan Simko-Bednarski, Josephine Stratman
NEW YORK — Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Monday defended his push for free buses in wake of Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chair Janno Lieber's
By: Josephine Stratman
NEW YORK — Around 2,000 people have filed for an exemption to the NYC pied-à-terre tax — and 4,800 more have at least started the process amid the new levy's controversial rollout, City Hall said Monday.
By: Josephine Stratman
NEW YORK — Around 2,000 people have filed for an exemption to the NYC pied-à-terre tax — and 4,800 more have at least started the process amid the new levy's controversial rollout, City Hall said Monday.
By: Cayla Bamberger, Josephine Stratman
The city made over 2,000 offers ahead of 2-K's launch this fall in select neighborhoods, out of 5,700 families who applied, Mamdani and Gov. Hochul announced. Families who didn't get an offer will be given the option to join a waitlist in case some parents turn down their 2-K offer. 2-K is expected to expand citywide in future school years
By: Josephine Stratman, Cayla Bamberger
The offers were sent out ahead of 2-K's launch this fall in select neighborhoods, Families who didn't get an offer will be given the option to join
By: Cayla Bamberger, Josephine Stratman
NEW YORK — NYC sent out more than over 2,000 offers to Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s free childcare program for 2-year-olds on Tuesday out of 5,700 families who applied for sports
By: Josephine Stratman, Cayla Bamberger
NEW YORK — NYC sent out more than over 2,000 offers to Mayor Zohran Mamdani's free childcare program for 2-year-olds on Tuesday out of 5,700 families
