Policy & Government

‘Big Apple Connect,’ which now serves roughly 300,000 people, provides NYCHA residents with a free bundle that includes Wi-Fi and a basic cable TV service.

The leader of a white supremacist group is facing five years in prison after conspiring to threaten a Brooklyn-based journalist.

40 women were celebrated in District 43 at the Women Of Distinction Awards.

A Flatbush Council Member has unveiled new legislation that would require the city to build 100 miles of protected bike lanes a year.

The company requested to use $70 million in public funds to construct fracking vaporizers near Greenpoint and the Public Service Commission denied the request.

The Legal Aid Society is calling on lawmakers to enact the Good Cause legislation to protect tenants like Darrel Stone, whose eviction takes effect on March 31.

The city will cough up a $75,000 settlement to a protester caught on video being rammed by cops driving an NYPD cruiser on Flatbush Avenue.

The defendant allegedly lured the victim to the scene by advertising car for sale on Facebook marketplace.

The school's fifth graders lobbied Sen. Persaud last spring to raise awareness of school absenteeism due to lack of clean clothes. The new laundry center is the cumulation of their efforts.

The Long Island Rail Road will be increasing its rush hour service to Brooklyn by adding additional trains during peak hours between Jamaica station and the Atlantic Terminal.