Policy & Government

Five prefabricated bathrooms will offer relief in one park in each borough as company and city officials grapple with city bureaucracy.

Lori Argiro-DiPietro, 55, was arraigned on a 47-count indictment, in which she was charged with grand larceny and first-degree falsifying business records, among other charges.

Thirty-two buildings on the block of Linden Street between Broadway and Bushwick avenues serve as a reminder of the neighborhood’s late 19th-century architectural style.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority will be upgrading accessibility features at 17 of its subway stations, including seven Brooklyn sites

Based on the evidence from the report, the New York General Attorney's Office of Special Investigation found that no criminal charges should be pressed against the officers involved in the incident.

Thirteen-year-old charged with murder for allegedly stabbing victim to death; co-defendants charged with manslaughter.

The funding will support a transitional program that offers veterans assistance securing employment.

A total of eight bills were signed into law.

A long damaged stretch of New Utrecht Avenue will be fully rehabilitated by the city, to the tune of $24 million.

Mayor signs Executive Order 26 and appoints Michael Garner as Chief Business Diversity Officer of the Office of Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises