Policy & Government

Lawmakers “are sick and tired of thoughts and prayers” in response to what they say is a preventable crisis.

Hundreds came out to demonstrate that Saturday’s incident cannot be normalized or reduced to just another shooting.

Officials stressed that Saturday's shooting does not represent the community’s spirit nor would it deter the work it's done over the years to combat violence.

The Green Wave Plan responds to a surge in bicycle fatalities, the majority of which occurred in Brooklyn.

A new audit alleges details how NYCHA mismanages funds by authorizing roof replacements instead of properly maintaining and repairing them.

In a joint letter, members of the City Council’s Black, Latino, Asian and Progressive Caucuses demand the termination of all NYPD officers involved in Eric Garner's death

Clarke and Jeffries vowed to push back against Trump's "deportation regime that terrorizes and intimidates immigrant communities all across America."

Kids play in the stagnant, dirty water every day, say parents, who first experienced the flooding in 2014

City officials will inform Brooklyn homeowners and tenants about tax relief and rent freeze programs that can help reduce their cost of housing

Overnight L train service between Lorimer Street and Broadway Junction will be canceled for multiple weeknights and weekends up to January