Sahalie Donaldson is a City Hall education reporter at [Employer]. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and public education, with a focus on regional interest and world news across North America and LATAM. Sahalie's work has been featured in NYN Media, Route Fifty, and City & State.
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Sahalie Donaldson's coverage mainly revolves around local government and politics in New York City, focusing on announcements, legal policy regulation, and education. She would likely be interested in pitches related to city governance, political developments within New York City, educational policies and reforms at the local level.
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By: Chantal Mann, Sahalie Donaldson
Outside City Hall, advocates rallied to curb NYPD spending and expand rental assistance.
The Rent Guidelines Board approved a one-year rent freeze for the city’s rent-stabilized housing stock.
By: Julie Menin, Holly Pretsky, Sahalie Donaldson
The City Council is serious about dropping this lawsuit and putting hundreds of millions more toward an already expensive program.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and council Speaker Julie Menin would decline their raises, perhaps sensing that the optics are bad.
By: Sahalie Donaldson
And joining forces with the ragtag group of Adamsites are the likes of Vickie Paladino, David Paterson and Vito Fossella!
After a whirlwind weekend of last-minute haggling.
By: Annie Mcdonough, Chantal Mann, Sahalie Donaldson, Fariha Rahman, Holly Pretsky
From extra cops to 1% for parks, $126 billion and still not everything gets funded.
By: Sahalie Donaldson
But they don’t think raises should be automatic, as the council moves closer to passing the bill.
Hold your horses: Council Members Oswald Feliz, Lynn Schulman and Kamillah Hanks have signed on as co-sponsors and Rita Joseph is poised to follow.
By: Sahalie Donaldson
In the reshuffling of power over the past two years, Big Labor has lost several big races.
