Policy & Government

The self-guided audio tour explores Brooklyn’s role in the national abolitionist movement.

The police have already removed over 13,000 illegal two-wheeled vehicles.

The mayor discussed how the president's executive order stemming the flow of migrants will help the city, and other matters during his regular Tuesday press briefing at City Hall.

Citing the rising cost of living, the governor instructed the MTA to "indefinitely pause the program."

The City is making it easier for New Yorkers to find a public bathroom, quick.

There are about 4,000 asylum seekers living in two adjacent shelters on Hall and Ryerson Streets. Residents said they want the City to better manage the shelters and migrant activities.

The Youth Workers Bill of Rights outlines minimum wage, anti-discrimination policies and other protections for workers under 18.

The money will support early-stage businesses, with a focus on entrepreneurs who lack access to traditional financing.

New York is the first state to distribute federal funds from the $8.8 billion Inflation Reduction Act.

The housing agency said it is expecting more than 500,000 applications.