Policy & Government

Small cannabis operators in New York can now reach more consumers through approved farmers markets, pop-ups and public market events.

Court rules funding restrictions on the Continuum of Care Program to be unlawful.

New Law Requires Twice-Yearly Cooling Tower Certifications, Faster Remediation of Health Hazards and Stuffer Penalties for Violations

New York City government launched the first phase of a $3 Million Child Care Fund on Aug. 7.

City agencies are preparing emergency response teams for expected extreme weather.

Four candidates seeking seats on the New York State Supreme Court in Kings County secured the backing of Brooklyn Democratic Party leaders during an Aug. 3 meeting.

A high-demand selection process grants families an average of $26,000 a year for childcare.

A record-breaking drop in deadly violence marked another milestone in Brooklyn's ongoing public safety gains.

New York City's evolving energy system continues to depend on outdated generating resources located off Brooklyn's shoreline.

Property owners who received surcharge notices now have additional time to apply for relief and seek assistance.