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Bushwick residents claim that the NYC Landmark Preservation Commission's "unjust" decision-making on historic buildings is leading to the erasure of Bushwick's unique history and speeding up gentrification.

Mayor Adams walked back on previously announced plans to add two bike lanes on Greenpoint’s McGuinness Boulevard. The decision upset supporters of the plan, but gave hope to its critics.

Mother-daughter duos packed Brooklyn Borough Hall this past Saturday for a maternal health expo that had many Brooklyn moms grateful their daughters had more access to information than when they gave birth.

Out of 12 semifinalists, six are heading to the final round to perform at Nuyorican Cafe for a grand cash prize of $1,000.

The crucial lifeline for Black-owned businesses in Bed-Stuy is now in its fourth round of fundraising.

Don't worry, they don't bite.

Wimbledon, SummerStage, Ice Cream Alley and more Brooklyn events to power your weekend.

The stew, which is 34 days old and counting, is served every Tuesday evening at the Fermi Playground in Bushwick.

Najee Day, an annual celebration and basketball tournament which commemorates Najee Ali Baker's short but impactful life, always draws a large crowd in Crown Heights where he grew up.

The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation has hired around 800 lifeguards for its public pools and beaches, which is a steep decline from pre-pandemic numbers.