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Feds Were Expanding Their Case Against NYC Mayor

Feds Were Expanding Their Case Against NYC Mayor

After federal authorities indicted New York City Mayor Eric Adams with corruption charges, they continued to gather evidence and was expanding the now-dismissed criminal case against him, according to legal papers released on Friday.
Evictions Surge as City Fails to Uphold Right to Counsel for Low-Income Tenants

Evictions Surge as City Fails to Uphold Right to Counsel for Low-Income Tenants

A new report by NYC Comptroller Brad Lander reveals tenant representation in Housing Court has dropped sharply since 2021, leaving thousands of people without legal counsel as eviction filings surge citywide.
Brooklyn Residents Deliver Over 80 Letters to Malliotakis’ Office Urging Protection of Medicaid Expansion

Brooklyn Residents Deliver Over 80 Letters to Malliotakis’ Office Urging Protection of Medicaid Expansion

Bay Ridge residents are calling on the New York Representative to defend Medicaid Expansion that provides health coverage to 58,000 low-income workers in NY District 11.
Red Hook Community Expresses Opposition to Latest Brooklyn Marine Terminal Proposal

Red Hook Community Expresses Opposition to Latest Brooklyn Marine Terminal Proposal

At a public meeting at Red Hook Neighborhood School on Thursday evening, residents objected to the 7,700 housing units proposed in the most recent Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment plan.
Meet Your Candidates: Jerry Chang And Susan Zhuang For City Council District 43

Meet Your Candidates: Jerry Chang And Susan Zhuang For City Council District 43

Independent Jerry Chan and Democrat Susan Zhuang will fight for voters' attention in south Brooklyn in the November general election.
City Looks to Build 2nd Tallest Building in Brooklyn

City Looks to Build 2nd Tallest Building in Brooklyn

During a real estate conference on Wednesday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams said he wants to turn an outdated building at 395 Flatbush Avenue Ext. into a residential tower with over 1,000 apartments.
NYC Investing Millions For Cleaner Parks on Weekends

NYC Investing Millions For Cleaner Parks on Weekends

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said he is allocating $32 million in permanent funding to the city's Sanitation Department to provide weekend cleaning crews and other litter programs. In Brooklyn, Canarsie Park, Commodore Barry Park, Marine Park, Prospect Park and Sunset Park will see additional staff.
NYC Mayor Defends Use of NYPD Gang Database

NYC Mayor Defends Use of NYPD Gang Database

After police officers were attacked by a group of alleged teen gang members in Times Square, New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch stressed the importance of the gang database as a tool to combat crime.
NY to Ban Cell Phones in Schools Beginning This Fall

NY to Ban Cell Phones in Schools Beginning This Fall

A statewide, bell-to-bell restriction on smartphones in K-12 schools will start in the 2025-2026 academic year.
2 New Schools Coming to Brooklyn

2 New Schools Coming to Brooklyn

The city will open a total of seven new schools this fall. The two schools in Brooklyn will be located in District 17 and 21.