The Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice (MOCJ) and the City University of New York’s Institute for State & Local Governance (CUNY ISLG) announced a $6.5 million investment in restorative justice (RJ) programs at 16 community-based organizations across New York City.
Groups of tenants’ advocates marched through Downtown Brooklyn on Tuesday from the Housing Court on Livingston Street to the office…
New York City elected officials and advocacy groups immediately pushed back against a new regulation that will make it easier…
It’s a rolling hypocrisy. Mayor Bill de Blasio continues to punish hard-working deliverymen for using low-cost battery-powered bicycles but is…
A Brooklyn federal judge said in court on Tuesday that he cannot make a decision regarding the status of young…
A Brighton Beach-Manhattan Beach group that helps immigrants is one of the organizations that will receive a portion of a…
Fighting your landlord in court is bad enough. It’s even worse if you can’t understand a word of what’s going…
Hundreds of tipped and low-wage workers and advocates, including fast food, car wash and other low-wage workers, rallied outside a…
As gentrification continues in Bushwick, some landlords will inevitably try to evict low-income tenants. An organized march in the neighborhood…
New York City Council members stood with business leaders and labor advocates Friday morning to support a deal to bring…
