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A short-term rental restriction passed earlier this year will make Airbnb hosting, once an easy and lucrative business venture, far more difficult for homeowners in New York City. This two-part BK Reader investigation dives deep into this restriction, and how those most affected by it are fighting back.

A new event hopes to help LGBTQ+ Democratic Socialists of New York meet the leftist loves of their lives.

The exhibit is the largest-ever presentation of African fashions in North America, featuring more than 180 works, including standout pieces from the Museum’s collections.

This weekend, get ready to experience block parties and street fairs galore.

The new Prospect Heights field house includes two turf fields, a basketball half-court, a ninja and parkour obstacle course, a warm, learn-to-swim pool and an Olympic-sized gymnastics zone.

Located in the bustling intersection of Flatbush and Caton Avenue, The Mangrove is putting power back into the people's hands.

A proposed bike lane on McGuinness Boulevard has polarized a community. One group says it could hurt local businesses, while another insists it’s the safest future for a busy street.

The annual art parade drew thousands of costumed marchers to South Brooklyn.

Grammy winner Ashanti stopped by the Brooklyn Children’s Museum to read her new book to local kids on Wednesday as part of the City's new literacy program.

Celebrate freedom and African American heritage this Juneteenth with a range of events including movies, dance parties, talks, exhibitions and more.