Policy & Government

A high-demand selection process grants families an average of $26,000 a year for childcare.

A record-breaking drop in deadly violence marked another milestone in Brooklyn's ongoing public safety gains.

New York City's evolving energy system continues to depend on outdated generating resources located off Brooklyn's shoreline.

Property owners who received surcharge notices now have additional time to apply for relief and seek assistance.

Attorney General Letitia James announces mass egg delivery to City Harvest in Brooklyn after settlement with food suppliers for artificially manipulating prices.

Mayor asks city workers to help identify savings, streamline processes and improve government operations.

Nearly 600,000 Brooklyn residents will benefit from a more reliable and energy-efficient wastewater treatment system following the completion of a major infrastructure upgrade.

Howard University students whose college plans were disrupted weeks before the start of the academic year will have another opportunity to enroll at a New York public university.

Subway riders with disabilities could soon receive clearer guidance and faster updates when elevators are out of service.

Kings County Supreme Court granted a request for a Temporary Restraining Order on the men's shelter, restricting admission of adult men.