Policy & Government

The DOT is reimagining the B.Q.E. The public was asked to give opinions on three proposed designs at a Tuesday night workshop in Downtown Brooklyn.

The latest filing is part of a class action lawsuit challenging the City's use of police officers as the front-line response to people with mental illness.

White Glove Community Care is required to pay $3.2 million after making false claims to Medicaid and cheating employees out of wages.

Congressman Hakeem Jefferies is sending bipartisan legislation that protects marriage equality to the White House.

"The purpose of this bill is to make sure that the violations landlords receive are not persistently ignored," Public Advocate Jumaane Williams said.

Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn and Speaker Adrienne Adams issue statements.

The protesters were critical of Schumer following his recent Senate vote that was in favor of a law that would make a potential railroad worker strike illegal.

Climate change experts, community leaders and New Yorkers discussed their ideas and concerns with the Mayor's proposed plan.

In a letter to the Adams administration, Williams raised several questions in regards to the implementation plan, level of investment and intentions of the initiative.

While a car-free plaza isn't the goal, the department is 'open to anything.'