Policy & Government

This will make the permanent program accessible to more restaurants while addressing concerns with more orderly and uniform regulation.

Derrick Johnson of Clinton Hill pleaded guilty to five counts of second-degree grand larceny for his involvement in a deed fraud scheme.

Victim was stabbed repeatedly in front of teenage son, who called 911.

Kal Kirby of East Flatbush and Jordan Burnham of Oak Bluffs were arraigned on a 57-count indictment related to the rape of a 13-year-old girl on July 31.

Six individuals linked to burglaries in 11 counties sentenced for stealing more than $3 million dollars in cars, merchandise and cash.

Brooklyn City Council members celebrate as new legislation is passed requiring the NYC Department of Transportation to create a searchable map with information on obstructions to the city's bike lanes.

The news came from Council Member Sandy Nurse just days after BK Reader reported on a renewed push to get a dog run in Irving Square Park amid a spike in local dog ownership.

Mayor Adams touts the breathing program as a way to help with students’ mental health.

Carroll Gardens Association says that the building's owner has remained unresponsive to outreach efforts by government agencies to establish a new agreement.

The group allegedly stole more than $150,000 worth of jewelry and cash.