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All-star honorees include New York Giants Outside Linebacker Brian Burns, New York Jets Defensive Lineman Harrison Phillips, Partnership for New York City Former President and CEO Kathryn Wylde, and Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. President Chris Perry Photos and B-Roll from the event can be found HERE. NEW YORK (May 12, 2026) – With an assist […]

Imagine fearing you may be at risk of breast cancer. You take the proactive step to get genetic testing and discover you carry a damaged BRCA1 gene, confirming higher than average risk. You took the right steps to empower yourself for your own health, but you’ve also done something that could haunt you financially.   Across most

This past week, California finalized regulations to implement its packaging “EPR” (extended producer responsibility) law, after an initial version was rejected by Governor Newsom as being too expensive for California consumers. Apparently, those concerns extend to the revised rule as well, with a lead California environmental activist quoted in the LA times citing its “exorbitant”

When people in Albany talk about packaging policy, it can sound abstract. For independent supermarket owners, it is anything but abstract. It is about whether the products customers count on are on the shelf, whether they are affordable, and whether neighborhood stores can keep serving the communities that depend on them. The National Supermarket Association

(Spencer Lee, Managing Director and Alex Elmasri, VP of Operations & Growth at the Reed Awards) The Parkside Group was honored to win four Reed Awards this year for excellence in political and nonprofit campaign work. The Reed Awards are an annual, national competition held by Campaigns and Elections Magazine celebrating the best in creative

New Yorkers are facing rising energy costs, worsening air pollution, and growing threats from climate change. Simultaneously, our aging infrastructure is leaving communities vulnerable to the impacts of extreme weather, and the cost of upgrades and delayed repairs fall on those who can least afford it. Now is the time for New York State to

New York City is constantly searching for new, sustainable ways to fund essential services—from schools and housing to transit and public safety—without placing additional burdens on the average resident.  That is the stated goal behind the proposal to impose a pied-à-terre tax on second homes valued above $5 million in New York City. However, good intentions

For years, New York has been a leader in building out a clean energy grid. And as we face skyrocketing energy demand and a stressed grid, the decisions made in this year’s state budget will determine how quickly we can build on this leadership.   NY-Sun is, by every meaningful measure, New York’s most successful