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Public Review Period for Housing Law Changes Starts Now

Public Review Period for Housing Law Changes Starts Now

The "City of Yes" housing proposal will first be reviewed by community boards and borough presidents.
Black Unemployment Rate Hits Lowest Level Since 2019

Black Unemployment Rate Hits Lowest Level Since 2019

The unemployment rate for Black New Yorkers is now below 8%.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

Police Identifies 77-Year-Old Dragged by His Own Car in Sheepshead Bay

Police Identifies 77-Year-Old Dragged by His Own Car in Sheepshead Bay

The incident happened last Thursday.
East Flatbush Resident Indicted For Alleged Fatal Assault, Drowning Neighbor's Toddler

East Flatbush Resident Indicted For Alleged Fatal Assault, Drowning Neighbor's Toddler

James faces several charges including two counts of second-degree murder, two counts of first-degree manslaughter and first-degree kidnapping.
MTA Deliberates on Safety Initiatives, Service Upgrades, and Fare Discounts For Riders

MTA Deliberates on Safety Initiatives, Service Upgrades, and Fare Discounts For Riders

The MTA said paid subway ridership has increased by about 80,000 daily customers compared to this time last year. 
Bronx Beats Brooklyn in New Housing Growth in 2023

Bronx Beats Brooklyn in New Housing Growth in 2023

The city still has far less housing than needed, says Dan Garodnick, the director of the Department of City Planning.
Should Brooklyn And Staten Island be Connected by Ferry?

Should Brooklyn And Staten Island be Connected by Ferry?

City Council members Kamillah Hanks and Justin Brannan think so.
Seniors, Get Ready For The LGBTQ Older Adults Prom May 15

Seniors, Get Ready For The LGBTQ Older Adults Prom May 15

The prom is inspired by high school dances from the 70s, 80s and 90s.
Congestion Pricing Starts June 30, MTA says

Congestion Pricing Starts June 30, MTA says

Applications for discount and exemption plans are now available online.