Policy & Government

Biden’s pardon frees the immigrant rights advocate to continue championing vulnerable communities in New York and beyond.

Many migrants who live at the Clinton Hill shelter complex, expected to close by June, are now unsure of their fate in New York City.

The Panel for Education Policy passed a resolution noting its commitment to block all federal law enforcement officials from school property.

Three landlords were deemed the worst in the city due to numerous violations on their Brooklyn properties.

The restrictions could start as soon as the 2025-2026 school year.

Adams said he skipped the planned MLK Day events in NYC to attend the president's inauguration, because he wanted to “continue to move forward on [King's] dream.”

Although there was over $9 billion allotted for various transportation initiatives, the $252 billion fiscal year 2026 executive budget did not mention any funds for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's 2025-2029 capital plan.

Thanks to a city program, about 35,000 working-class New Yorkers will be notified that their medical debt has been relieved this week.

The mayor cancelled his planned appearance at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday and instead headed to Washington D.C.

Local leaders are calling for reforms to address escalating parking fees and unauthorized parking at the Brighton Beach municipal parking lot.