Policy & Government

An Evening of Conversation with Bernie Sanders and Dr. Cornel West will be held on Feb. 20 at the BAM Opera House

Hotels are a better choice for short-term housing, the advocates said.

New York’s attorney general is asking the public to be cognizant of their mail after a spike in mail theft

Members of New York's Puerto Rican community and its allies say they are unsatisfied with the City's explanation for why the street sign was taken down last week and are demanding an investigation and explanation.

The light rail will connect communities in Brooklyn and Queens to 17 subway lines and the Long Island Rail Road, significantly reducing travel times within and between the two boroughs.

The Borough President pledged to solarize low-income housing, reform community boards, and boost Black Brooklyn businesses and nonprofits in 2023.

76% of New Yorkers support raising the minimum wage to $21.25.

A $10 million federal grant is helping New York City transition 925 gas vehicles to electric.

On Wednesday, Iwen Chu made history, becoming the first Asian woman to be sworn in to the New York State Senate.

Defendant directed gunfire at commuters during rush hour in Brooklyn, wounding 10 people.