Policy & Government

Despite resigning, Cuomo could still face legal consequences following the allegations he sexually harassed 11 women.

The Legal Aid Society says James Davis' lawyer never contacted witnesses who were ready to confirm the fact he wasn't at the party when the shooting happened

Schumer stands with community leaders to oppose the North Brooklyn Pipeline that would carry fracked gas through predominantly Black and Brown neighborhoods.

Officers stood outside Brooklyn’s 75th Precinct on Sunday afternoon asking the public for information

Overall, crime is down in Bushwick and in Brooklyn as a whole.

Cuomo broke state and federal law by sexually harassing multiple coworkers, according to a new report. What should happen next?

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the new requirements on Tuesday morning as coronavirus cases increase in the city

A group of elected leaders, advocates and transit riders called on Congress to support increased funding for New York’s beleaguered transportation agency

Clarke announced the Anti-Digital Redlining Act of 2021 to ensure equitable access to high-quality, affordable broadband coverage.

Developers trying to build 34-story towers at 960 Franklin Ave that would throw shade over the botanic garden attempted an 11th hour plan-change at a crucial hearing last week