Policy & Government

The event will provide Brooklynites with resources to check if they have outstanding summonses and to learn how to respond to them

The plan outlines the city's strategies to create affordable housing and jobs, small businesses opportunities, health services and more

The Brooklyn Supreme Court granted a restraining order that prohibits the city from issuing permits to the developers until a pending court hearing on May 3.

East New Yorkers who were issued civil summonses can resolve them at the Pop-Up Court without having to leave the neighborhood.

Residents concerned over proposals to close Rikers that involving expanding the Atlantic Detention Center

Burdened by student debt and the rising cost of living, only 16 percent of young Americans feel optimistic about their financial future.

“Testing is an impediment to opportunity that dates back to the Reagan era -- a war on drugs,” said Public Advocate Jumaane Williams.

Senator Montgomery's Deed Theft Bill provides greater protections for homeowners whose properties are either in default or foreclosure

Espinal's bills include provisions to require affordable commercial space set aside in city-subsidized housing developments

Drivers traveling into Manhattan’s central business district south of 60th Street will have to pay; the revenue will go towards the 'crumbling MTA'