Policy & Government

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Wednesday proposed a 10 cent hike to bus and subway fares starting in January 2026. It is also proposing increasing tolls on its bridges and tunnels.

Developed on the site of a former junkyard, Shepherd-Glenmore adds more than 100 affordable and supportive apartments.

The first meeting of the Coney Community Advisory Committee will be held on Wednesday, July 30 at Kingsborough Community College, located in Manhattan Beach.

BFC Partners, a Brooklyn-based real estate firm, started construction on Coney Phase III, which will add 420 affordable housing units on Surf Avenue.

The Animal Care Center of New York City, a nonprofit contracted by the city, is at capacity.

The Russell Pedersen Playground reopened with major upgrades, including modern amenities and improved infrastructure.

A Brooklyn man will spend years behind bars for a violent sidewalk shooting that left a father and son wounded after a brief traffic dispute.

New York City voters will see five major proposals on their ballots this November, following the Charter Revision Commission’s latest vote.

Louis de Lestrange, 21, was captured by police and slapped with reckless endangerment, criminal trespass and other charges.

A vote on the Brooklyn Marine Terminal project was postponed for the fifth time. Now residents, elected officials and community members will take more time to scrutinize the city's $80 million plan to transform the Columbia Street Waterfront District.