Sally Goldenberg shares news-breaking methods as City Hall reporter

4 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Apr 29

Goldenberg, who joined The New York Times in January to cover Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration, discusses her approach after over two decades in political journalism.
She highlights recent scoops on former political rivals seeking power and the mayor abandoning a tenant support pledge, emphasizing her focus on power dynamics and financial trails.
Goldenberg reflects on her career origins, building a source network, and her ongoing commitment to uncovering significant stories in New York City politics and government.

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