Policy & Government

“This outfit is not campaigning. This outfit is my life,” said New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who wore a t-shirt with an American flag and the words "In God We Trust" during his regular Tuesday press conference.

After attending a restorative justice program, Council Member Susan Zhuang, who represents Bensonhurst, Dyker Heights and Gravesend, had her case dismissed by the Brooklyn District Attorney's office.

Governor Kathy Hochul said several infrastructure projects in Brooklyn will be cancelled after the Trump administration cut off federal funding.

Reversing a 2014 law, New York City will now allow federal officials on Rikers Island so they can investigate alleged criminal behavior by undocumented immigrants.

Several members of the Brooklyn Marine Terminal Task Force said they don't support the city's "Harbor of the Future" project in its current form.

State University of New York students are encouraged to apply for 500 paid civic and service internships.

Subway crime decreased to the second-lowest level in 27 years, according to NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch.

Brooklyn District Attorney's Office and the New York City Police Department will conduct a gun buyback event at the Cornerstone Baptist Church on Saturday.

A day after a federal judge dismissed his corruption case, New York City Mayor Eric Adams said he will not participate in the June Democratic primary election.

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