Policy & Government

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said it will work on improving subway speeds at Deklab Avenue and Nostrand Junction through 2029.

8609 Bay 16th St. is the 100th tenant association organized through the Department of Housing Preservation's Partners in Preservation program, which supports tenants fighting unsafe conditions and landlord harassment.

Pavel Orgaev, of Brighton Beach, ignored an order of protection and attacked his former roommate.

A $10 million investment will allow the public housing authority to permanently clear lead-based paint from 63 child care centers on NYCHA properties.

Residents, private nonprofits and businesses in Kings, Bronx, Nassau, New York, Queens and Richmond counties can apply for low-interest disaster loans provided by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

David Ortiz, of Brooklyn and Texas, made off with about $542,000 by robbing a Brinks armored truck on Linden Boulevard.

The city will hire nearly 70 people, including engineers and flood experts, to expand the Bureau of Coastal Resilience.

Spigro Management attempted unlawful evictions by changing front door locks while occupants were not home, according to New York Attorney General Letitia James.

One of the two tubes of the tunnel that connects Brooklyn and Manhattan will be closed for three weekends, starting on July 24.

New York City's Department for the Aging did not effectively oversee the providers who were responsible for responding to elder abuse referrals, according to a new report from the state Comptroller.