Policy & Government

Election Day is Nov. 8, as early voting continues in Brooklyn.

Steven Wu illegally sold fake condo units and stole more than $5 million from at least 20 Chinese immigrant families. Now, he's getting sued by Attorney General Letitia James.

Guidance details laws against intimidation and coercive conduct at poll sites, reminds voters of right to easy participation in elections.

Voters experiencing problems can call (866) 390-2992, submit complaints online or email [email protected].

The Legal Aid Society is backing The United Order of Tents — which was once a safe haven for people escaping slavery — in its fight for a real property tax exemption.

Woman allegedly drowned children in the ocean off the Coney Island boardwalk.

The city has had some success enforcing a 2016 law that addresses vacant or abandoned properties caught in a foreclosure limbo—now another foreclosure wave looms.

Hubs throughout NYC will provide food delivery workers with shelter, charging stations, rest areas and repair services for bikes

A Buffalo-based company was found to be shorting employees from January 2019 to April 2022.

"How does it not break your heart that my neighbor, an 80-year-old woman, has to go down to her own basement to bail out waist-high water," a 10th Avenue resident said.