Policy & Government

Local officials and organizations commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11 through words, art installations, funding and legislation.

An alleged scheme to bypass required construction safety training has resulted in criminal charges against two Queens men and a company with Brooklyn and Queens locations.

New renderings and progress updates on light rail connection between Brooklyn and Queens.

The release of previously unavailable records suggests that New Yorkers may have been misinformed about air quality and ground zero.

New York City establishes two executive orders ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, aimed at honoring those affected by the attacks and updating essential service planning.

AG Letitia James helps recover millions for Brooklyn condo buyers who paid for homes they never received.

The future of one of Brooklyn’s busiest highways is moving closer to public scrutiny, with residents set to weigh in later this fall.

Housing, child care and health care were among the issues brought closer to Brooklyn voters as election campaigning moved into neighborhood spaces.

Mamdani Administration celebrates the transfer of buildings on Eastern Parkway and Sterling Place from owner Robin Dukler.

Mayor Mamdani and Schools Chancellor Samuels announced the most expansive AI policy for schools across the country. Here’s what it could mean and what it may not.