Policy & Government

Three Brooklyn projects receives major state funding for new supportive housing, adding affordable units with on-site services for seniors, families and domestic violence survivors.

The defendants were collectively responsible for accepting over $2.1 million in bribes in exchange for awarding NYCHA contracts worth over $15 million, according to prosecutors.

City parents are choosing to pay their rent first, then feed their children and often do not have food left over for themselves, according to Leslie Gordon, president of Food Bank For NYC.

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection on Monday released NYC Noise, a new app that will help both residents and DEP gain a deeper understanding of the city’s noise.

New Yorkers in need can get an additional $20 per week in Fresh Connect Checks at local farmers' markets thanks to state funding.

The Sunset Park facility will inspect new subway cars and have a direct link to subway tracks, allowing modern trains to enter the system faster and more efficiently.

New York City will gain $10 million in Green Resiliency Grants to strengthen stormwater infrastructure around Jamaica Bay.

City officials are hoping the six new sidewalk shed designs will improve safety and street-level visibility.

During a public workshop, the new development team behind the Atlantic Yards/Pacific Park development pitched a plan that would result in five residential towers and a new green space, according to The Real Deal. 

Nicholas McGee, 48, was convicted of first-degree murder and concealment of a human corpse in his Flatbush apartment in 2022. The vitim's body was not found until 2024.