Policy & Government

New York lawmakers are seeking to prevent local resources from being used to create new ICE detention facilities, following opposition to a proposed warehouse conversion in Newburgh.

New York City’s investment in doula care is reaching more families, particularly in communities that have faced longstanding maternal health disparities.

New York City Housing Court will fast-track critical cases. Some organizations view the policy as a win for tenants while others have concerns about fairness and larger systematic inefficiencies.

The city rolls out a new effort to tackle everyday maintenance across its public spaces.

The city-owned portion of the BQE will undergo $4 billion in construction as part of a 10-year rehabilitation.

Eon Huntley is bringing an unconventional mix of luxury fashion and progressive politics to the state assembly race.

Housing concerns ranging from repairs to building conditions will get a direct hearing when NYCHA brings its community forum to Brooklyn in November.

More than 1,000 fewer sidewalk sheds are already on city streets than this time last year and new rules aim to accelerate that decline.

Years after the lawsuit was filed, claims over Meta’s alleged impact on young users are finally going to trial.

A new audit finds that producing an all-electric, city-wide bus fleet may take longer than expected due to reliability and production issues.