Policy & Government

The new law connects seniors already enrolled in a state pharmaceutical coverage program to pay their heating bills.

A final recount is scheduled for Jan. 8, with a potential 30-day runoff vote to follow, reported City Limits.

All residents of the Brooklyn tent shelter complex are slated to depart by Jan. 15, The City reported.

A new law signed by Governor Kathy Hochul looks to raise billions from fossil fuel companies to pay for damage caused by extreme weather events.

Settlement with price-gouging companies ensures thousands of cans of formula will be donated to New Yorkers in need.

“I'm not scared of Trump,” one asylum seeker told the Brooklyn Reader. However, some immigration experts are skeptical and are advising immigrants to prepare for the worst.

Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey resigned on Friday after a subordinate accused him of asking for sexual favors, while Chief of Internal Affairs Miguel Iglesias was relieved of his duty on Saturday, according to media reports.

An investigation by New York Attorney General Letitia James found that Drizly misled customers and denied delivery workers their rightful tips at over 350 locations in Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso has opened applications for aspirant community leaders to join the borough's 18 community boards.

Thanks to the restart of congestion pricing, the Gates Avenue J, Z station will get elevators and other upgrades.