Policy & Government

In a city built on connection, millions still struggle to get online. This plan asks whether internet access should be treated like a public utility.

After years of organizing and debate, Brooklyn’s iconic food coop has made a decision.

Residents at Marlboro Houses are helping turn underused open space into a community-centered landscape designed for gathering, play and everyday connection.

From planning to execution, housing reform moves into a more operational phase.

NYC is using a community run to raise awareness about its new 2-K childcare program.

The NYC housing crisis meets a plan that aims to change its scale, not just its symptoms.

The initiative is designed to strengthen access to legal support for low-income renters, advocate say.

A new report suggests New York City’s economic future may hinge on how it navigates the rise of artificial intelligence.

A global moment becomes meaningful when it is shared.

More New York City families are gaining access to nearby 3-K and Pre-K programs.