Policy & Government

The federal funding will support Kings, Nassau, and Westchester Counties with various recovery and reconstruction efforts.

Two-thirds of all contracts with the city were submitted late for registration in FY23.

Adams believes his message of public safety will resonate with voters, despite the City Council overriding his decision to kill two bills Tuesday.

Tensions between the mayor and the city council had bubbled in recent weeks.

The NYC Housing Authority will prioritize vulnerable applicants when the process resumes later in the year.

Officials in charge of the clean up urged residents to sign for free air sampling to see if groundwater toxins are entering their homes and businesses.

The design plan for $2.3 million project won a sustainability award that looks to reduce the urban heat island effect. 

New York's bridges and tunnels recorded an all-time high in traffic volume last year.

The initiative addresses gender disparities for all NYC women, including transgender and gender-expansive individuals.

The settlement exposed unfair pay practices that Uber and Lyft had imposed on their drivers.