Policy & Government

Congressman Hakeem Jefferies and Adam Jentleson discussed the history of the filibuster and what it would mean for policymakers, if abolished.

The BP announces a plan to elevate ethnic and community-based media, as he surpasses Andrew Yang in a new mayoral poll.

The Brooklyn District Attorney has charged 18 men in a 63-count indictment, that includes four homicides.

Five candidates will take part in the forum that will be live-streamed from Restoration Plaza on Thursday

The report released by Coalition for the Homeless found that a record number of single adults spent the night in NYC homeless shelters this February

Local organizations in opposition to the city's plans to turn a vacant lot into affordable housing push instead for a community-run greenspace.

The assemblymember wants to tackle the big issues boroughwide, and most pressingly -- the COVID-19 recovery.

Overall, crime is up in Brownsville, and in Brooklyn as a whole.

The federal government is considering a request from energy company Williams to resuscitate its Transco Northeast Supply Enhancement Pipeline.

Home care workers are protesting "inhumane" working conditions set by their employer the Chinese-American Planning Council