Policy & Government

A cop reportedly injured bystanders in shooting accident at the Kingston-Throop station last month. Council member Chi Ossé demands more information.

The Rent Guidelines Board approved a 0 percent adjustment for both one-year and two-year leases beginning between Oct. 1, 2026 and Sept. 30, 2027.

1,148 unit across 16 residential buildings will be upgraded in a historic partnership between Nostrand Houses and the New York City Housing Preservation Trust.

Landlord John Anderson will return the Crown Heights units at 1075 Dean St. to rent-stabilized status, provide stabilized leases to tenants and address hazardous conditions at the property.

Bichotte Hermelyn told NY1 that she will not seek reelection as Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair amidst party's recent controversy.

Jewish communities across New York City are set to receive expanded support for security, education, cultural programs and hate-crime prevention under a new citywide strategy.

Initial cohort will receive the transit cards funded with $700k secured by the Council in FY27 budget.

Less than a month after unanimous approval for Maimonides to join NYC Health + Hospitals, a coalition argues the state's review did not adequately review H+H's legal authority.

New legislation passed Sept. 24 will expand access to transit fairs, support affordable housing, protecting homeowners and improve access to government services.

Kaiser Park is poised for a major playground upgrade after New York State awarded $2.5 million toward expanding the Brooklyn play space.