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Good-bye trash mounds? Any residential building with fewer than 10 units must now put their trash into container bins with lids.

"Every day you see a veteran, thank a veteran. Everybody wants to be an American but not everyone wants to fight," said Assemblywoman Jaime R. Williams

With sold-out shows and an Instagram-worthy atmosphere, the Fort Greene Orchestra reimagines classical concerts for a younger audience.

Bedford Stuyvesant's newest fitness studio offers Afrobeat and West African dance classes, yoga and boxing.

Residents are fed up with all the flooding in and around Jewel Streets and urged the city to hold off building more housing until sewage problems are fixed.

Brooklyn wakes up to the news that Donald J. Trump is the next president of the United States.

The race for Assembly District 45 in south Brooklyn is still too close to call.

A Brooklyn Democratic Party fundraiser gala drew high-profile political figures and community leaders to Giando on the Water in Williamsburg.

City Hall officials discussed the city's depleted water reservoir system, among other things, at the regular weekly press conference on Monday.

There are thousands of Russian and Ukrainian immigrants in south Brooklyn. Their age and when they immigrated to the U.S. will likely sway who they vote for in the presidential election on Tuesday.