Policy & Government

Residents affected by the more than 400,000 affordable apartments that have disappeared from NYC's housing inventory

The Brooklyn councilmember pushes for a bill to require greater transparency regarding city funding for physical education programs

Cumbo, Williams and Reynoso expressed their outrage at the arrest of a 23-year-old Jazmine Headley and the brutal separation from her baby

The new bureau will be dedicated to investigating and prosecuting hate crimes, and educating vulnerable communities about their rights

The rule change, aimed to deter immigrants from applying for public assistance, could affect up to 475,000 immigrant New Yorkers.

The developments will bring affordable units and support services to Bed-Stuy, East New York and Brownsville

The mother of the seven-year-old student says the school and the Department of Education have failed to protect him.

With Walker announcing her bid, there are now three Brooklyn hopefuls in the run for PA

The two elected officials are concerned that a city program aimed to fix distressed properties may defraud Brooklyn homeowners

From rent control to passing criminal justice reform packages, Brooklyn senators are poised to unstick legislation that has been previously stalled.