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Reynoso, who is running in the June 23 primary to replace outgoing U.S. Rep. Nydia Velázquez in NY-7, called for a 5% wealth tax on individuals who make more than $50 million.

The innovation lab in Crown Heights offers NYCHA residents tools for education, job training and digital literacy.

An inter-agency program looks to lower and issue new insurance policies for 20,000 homes next year and 100,000 homes by 2030.

This April, the city Administration for Children’s Services is highlighting how access to support services can protect children and strengthen families.

New York City is recognizing a physician whose work has quietly shaped care across some of its most underserved communities.

Nearly $4 million will be allocated for major improvements in women’s health, pediatrics and patient spaces.

The April 23 conference at Medgar Evers College will bring together leaders in government, law and tech to examine AI’s impact on veterans services, justice and human rights.

The second annual Concrete Crankfest, hosted by Big Apple Leadership Academy for the Arts, exposes young Black Brooklynites to HBCU music and culture.

Six new community districts across the city will have 100% trash containerization by the end of 2027, including in CD 8, which includes Prospect Heights, Crown Heights and Weeksville.

About two dozen employees of Mercy Home For Children, a facility for disabled New Yorkers, say they need a living wage increase and have been working without a contract for 18 months.