Policy & Government

A stalwart of New York's progressive scene, former city Comptroller Brad Lander is hoping to oust incumbent Rep. Dan Goldman in Tuesday's primary.

The $350,000 in state funding will support local historical institutions in celebrating America's 250th birthday and Brooklyn’s pivotal role in shaping American history.

A veteran police officer was shot in the leg at 190 Kosciuszko St. after officers responded to a 911 call. The suspect, now dead, was identified as Lamin Simmons.

Governor Kathy Hochul allocated more funds for education and outreach efforts.

Democratic Socialist and union member Claire Valdez is running for NY-7.

Built on state land on the former Kingsboro Psychiatric Center Site, Flatbush gained over 300 affordable housing units while construction on another project started.

Liyong Ye, 50, of Sunset Park, previously argued with the victim about living conditions in a shared apartment.

What began as an assault case has escalated into a murder indictment following months of investigation into the death of a Brooklyn toddler.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's reimbursement system to use taxis and for-hire vehicles used to take weeks, but some Brooklyn riders say they are now waiting months.

The reconstruction at Owl's Head Park added accessible and inclusive play equipment and refreshed basketball courts named for local firefighter who died in the line of duty on September 11, 2001.