Letitia James

P.S. 67 was targeted for closure by the city in 2012 but is now on the upswing.

A new bill calls for a $25,000 fine for landlords who bar rent-regulated tenants from using amenities.

Representatives from labor unions and a community group spoke to potential bidders Monday evening.

The mayor marched in the Sunnyside event, but plans to skip the Manhattan parade later this month.

Councilwoman Debi Rose introduced a resolution to preserve Mt. Manresa from development.

Stonehenge Village is facing a discrimination complaint filed by Public Advocate Letitia James.

Supporters want Interfaith to remain full-service despite the governor's plan to alter hospitals.

New details on the settlement were announced Friday afternoon at the Brooklyn Supreme Court.

The legendary performer and activist will speak at a performance of "The Death of Bessie Smith."

Laurie Cumbo invited a diverse crowd to her swearing-in celebration for her 35th District seat. 

Robert Cornegy was sworn in as the new councilman in Bed-Stuy and Crown Heights.

Free tickets to Bill de Blasio's Jan. 1 swearing-in ceremony sold out in 90 minutes. 

The city won't say whether emails from the NYPD, DOE and other agencies will be preserved for posterity.

Fort Greene locals calling themselves "Make Brooklyn Safer" marched on the 88th Precinct meeting.

There have been at least 9 attacks against Jewish people in Crown Heights since September, police said.