An Ambitious Bronx Pol, a Dodgy Nonprofit and a $100K Bonanza on the Brooklyn Waterfront Mark Gjonaj leveraged his office, campaign account, family business and community group to set up a massive bash in late 2016. Where did all the money go? By Will Bredderman
NYC Elections Official Scoffs at Mayor’s Call for Him to Resign Over Voter Fraud Claims Manhattan Board of Elections Commissioner Alan Schulkin won't step down over his assertion of extensive voter fraud in minority neighborhoods. By Madina Toure
Campaign Finance Board Lets de Blasio Go With a Warning Mayor Bill de Blasio didn't violate the campaign finance laws with his Campaign for One New York, the Campaign Finance Board found. By Jillian Jorgensen
How Sheldon Silver Became a Convicted Felon Thanks to Shady Real Estate Relationships By Jillian Jorgensen
Update: Governor Cuomo Signs Executive Order Allowing Affidavit Ballots for Hurricane Victims By Drew Grant
Morning Read: Jurors Asked Their Opinion of Bloomberg; Mayor Gives His to U.N.;Deputies Living Large and Living Elsewhere By David Freedlander