Policy & Government

The NYPD plans to dispatch more cops, work toward stronger gun prosecutions and expand an intervention program addressing gang violence

The city will offer low-interest loans to help homeowners bring their basement dwellings up to code.

Homeowners are encouraged to share their experiences with property seizures and foreclosures

The proposal would bring 167 affordable units as well as space for a new medical clinic and social services to 581 Grant Avenue.

Among the hopefuls are Williams' Deputy Chief Farah Louis, Community Organizer Anthony Beckford and Nonprofit Executive Monique Waterman

The lawmakers introduced a package of 11 bills and resolutions focusing on justice and social equity issues related to the legalization of Marijuana

The Flatbush councilman won the seat vacated by Attorney General Letitia James, which he will keep at least until the end of the year

Senator Myrie and transportation advocates called on the governor on Monday to pass and include congestion pricing in the 2019 budget.

The Mobile Legal Help Center provides high quality, free civil legal services to low-income New Yorkers who cannot afford attorneys.

The new law protects the right of all NY'ers to maintain their natural hair without fear of retaliation at work or in public places.