Policy & Government

The Commission on Universal After-School, comprised of nonprofit, business and city leaders, will develop a roadmap to deliver after-school programming for all children across the five boroughs.

Marcia Joseph, of Baldwin, N.Y., was sentenced to 21 months in prison for stealing about $2.3 million from a Brooklyn nonprofit that did work for the city Department of Education.

Tensions hit a breaking point in Coney Island on Wednesday at the final public hearing for a proposed casino, as opponents and supporters of the $3 billion project engaged in heated arguments and screamed chants over each other.

Overall transit crime from June 1 to August 31 was down nearly 10% percent from 2024, and 16.8% from the summer of 2019, according to authorities.

An audit from city Comptroller Brad Lander found that the city Department of Education has not been providing legally-mandated services for English Language Learners, disproportionately impacting Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Bengali and Arabic-speaking communities.

A man walked into the 73rd police precinct in Brownsville and tried to slash an officer with a butcher knife. After a chase, the assailant was shot by police officers.

The city is creating center-running bus lanes on Flatbush Avenue from Downtown Brooklyn to Grand Army Plaza.

As the new school year begins, New York City public school teachers are heading back to class with some extra support thanks to Materials for the Arts (MFTA).

Two Brooklyn vape shops were among those hit in New York’s largest criminal enforcement action, with dozens of arrests and charges for illegally shipping flavored vaping products to minors.

A record-high number of Open Streets at NYC Public Schools enhance safety for Brooklyn families and their children.