Policy & Government

A record low 20% of voters approve of the way Adams is handling his job as mayor, according to a Quinnipiac University poll.

The number of overweight trucks on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway dropped 60% thanks to weight sensors installed on the busy roadway.

City Council Speak Adrienne Adams outlined her policy priorities for the coming year in her State of the City address, which included building a business accelerator for minority companies and fixing how the city pays its nonprofit partners.

The new cars include pre-installed security cameras and feature 58-inch-wide door openings.

"I do believe we need to be saved...from him," New York City Mayor Eric Adams said of Andrew Cuomo, who officially entered the mayoral race on Saturday.

After many weeks of speculation, Cuomo entered the mayoral race, saying he is the best candidate to lead the city out of crisis.

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso gave 83 New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) Tenant Associations (TAs) funds to support various community programs.

A new report reveals rising poverty in New York City as inflation outpaces income growth, affecting millions.

The city Department of Records & Information Services is seeking volunteers to help transcribe historical records of enslaved New Yorkers, making their stories accessible to the public.

After Windsor Terrace residents complained about the first proposal, the city approved a development deal with more affordable units in smaller buildings.