Government

After delaying for hours because of last-minute horsetrading, the New York City Council passed a hard-fought $88.1 billion Fiscal Year...

For two Queens lawmakers, swearing, pointing the middle finger, and holding up signs with inappropriate language written on them ––...

An intergovernmental insurgency first reported in the Daily News yesterday, in which current and former city employees within the de Blasio Administration are demanding...

Five new neighborhood leaders have joined Manhattan's Community Boards, after being nominated by Council Member Ben Kallos (D-Yorkville, Lenox Hill)...

The atmosphere was somber at yesterday's City Council hearing. The council members, all stationed in their apartments and conducting the...

The Downtown Independent Democrats (DID) aren't about to let social distancing guidelines prevent them from convening - or from maintaining...

Today is a day that comes but once a decade: Census Day. On this day, the federal government will be...

Since the beginning of March, the United States has taken a beating. The coronavirus's frightening spread across the country has...

After continuous pressure from parents, teachers and lawmakers, the decision to shut down all public schools in New York City...

In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, New York's lawmakers and federal agents want to make one thing clear to...