Policy & Government

Part two of our series looks at the impact of a new law targeting fraudulent activities

Experts detailed how the city can become more sustainable

Lack of elevator access and continuously broken escalators make Broadway Junction inaccessible, the lawmakers say

The congressman explained how Democrats are trying to pursue their legislative agenda despite the polarization that dominates Washington politics

Lawmakers and advocates are mobilizing to prevent a census undercount among communities of color and immigrant communities.

Commissioner O'Neill called his decision to dismiss Pantaleo "a day of reckoning that can also be a day of reconciliation."

The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a proposal that would replace two buildings and a parking lot on the site of the former dairy factory

Part 1 in a series: The difference between deed theft and the city's controversial Third Party Transfer Program

The plan seeks to improve transit access, boost local economic development, create more neighborhood amenities and open spaces.

The agenda outlines policies to expand existing food programs, boost urban agriculture and empower community gardeners