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Rep. Tom Suozzi has taken his share of grief in his long-shot effort to topple Gov. Hochul in the Democratic race for governor. But to hear Suozzi tell it, his straight-talking, common-sense campaign represents the last defense against electoral ruin for Democrats in the general election.

For the past 30 years, Rep. Jerry Nadler has represented the Upper West Side and Rep. Carolyn Maloney has represented the Upper East Side. But now the two neighborhoods have been combined, pitting two of the most powerful House Democrats against each other.

The unconventional pick gives Zero Bond owner Scott Sartiano an entrée into one of New York’s wealthiest and most influential circles.

Mayor Eric Adams believes in second chances, and he has put that philosophy into practice in hiring for his cabinet.

Unlike bygone eras, Adams has a good relationship with two men who had the job previously: Bill de Blasio and Michael Bloomberg.

Bill de Blasio swept into the New York City mayor’s office eight years ago promising a liberal remolding of the nation’s largest city that would level deep inequities and reform police practices. He had some successes, delivering on a promise to offer universal pre-kindergarten and curbing the police stop-and-frisk tactic. But the legacy of de…

Bill de Blasio swept into the New York City mayor’s office eight years ago promising a liberal remolding of the nation’s largest city that would level deep inequities and reform police practices

NEW YORK (AP) — Bill de Blasio swept into the New York City mayor’s office eight years ago promising a liberal remolding of the nation’s largest city that would level

NEW YORK (AP) — Bill de Blasio swept into the New York City mayor’s office eight years ago promising a liberal remolding of the nation’s largest city that would level

Bill de Blasio swept into the New York City mayors office eight years ago promising a liberal remolding of the nations largest city that would level deep inequities and reform police practices.