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Mayor Eric Adams said he is in the process of creating a permanent outdoor dining program that operates citywide, and some Brooklynites are suing him for it.

How one pinball obsessive is getting New York City back in the game.

Brothers Rusty and River Fields last month opened RHouse—Brooklyn's first Black residency hacker house—in their family's Bed-Stuy brownstone

Teens For Food Justice, launched in 2013, now operates hydroponic farms at schools in New York City and Denver to give kids hands-on education with nutrition and sustainable farming

Here's what you need to know about candidates running for congressional House and state Senate seats

Et Alia Theater is a theater company started by immigrant women with the mission of making the 'out of place' a place in itself.

WORM is Brooklyn's newest general store featuring a variety of whimsical objects from makers with ethical business practices.

If you haven’t yet experienced immersive art, well now is your chance, with the global premier of three, breathtaking immersive arts exhibits opening on Thursday, August 11 at ArtsDistrict Brooklyn

An affordable, high volume veterinary clinic is coming soon to Flatbush, thanks to the Brooklyn non-profit Flatbush Cats.

A new mosaic mural on Parkside Avenue features portraits of more than 80 Flatbush residents. The project, dubbed "Flatbush Faces & Voices," includes interviews with longtime residents, sharing their lives and experiences in Flatbush.