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The Cannabis Minor Degree Program at Medgar Evers— the first degree of its kind in the entire CUNY system– will provide students the business skills necessary to get in on one of the country's fastest-growing new industries.

This year's allocation-- the largest of its kind to be made by the city toward homeless services-- will be allocated every year beginning next fiscal year.

In Brooklyn, participants can look forward to performances by The Metropolitan Opera, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, Sampa the Great and more!

The wife and son of a Brooklyn teacher killed in an accident in his hometown of Annapolis, Maryland have received an outpouring of community support since his tragic death.

Ever since the Exonerated Five were interrogated as youth and coerced into false confessions more than 30 years ago, New York State has failed to curb deceptive interrogation tactics used by the police. 

Rapper Soul Khan — real name, Noah Weston — is running for political office as district leader but faces pushback for his stance on Israel and policing

“Why do people of color always have to be displaced before they’re finally like, ‘You know what? Time to improve,'" said Camille Newman, director of the Brooklyn Women's Business Center in East New York.

Two local high school counselors speak out about why having counselors in NYC's public schools is so important

Cheryl Toussaint trains girls and young women, to bring out their inner spark and compete in a free, pre-Olympic track and field program.

An EmblemHealth study finds public attitudes toward prevention measures drastically change as awareness shifts to living with COVID long-term.