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The Melquain Jatelle Anderson Foundation helped students produce five murals at their school in Fort Greene

Daniel Vavas was honored for his deployment in Vietnam between 1967-1969 and for his ongoing service to his southern Brooklyn community 

Pinnock will become Restoration's first new president and CEO in 20 years and will make history as the organization's first woman president.

Bed-Stuy-based actress and screenwriter Zora Iman Crews plays Daphne, who isn’t going to be grateful just to be let in the door

Voters in New York will have the chance to pick their party's nominees for governor and lieutenant governor in Tuesday's primary election.

Mayor Eric Adams modifies solo transit patrol plan after an experienced detective was assaulted in a Brooklyn train station.

The new plan makes it easier for disabled New Yorkers who need stair-free access to use the subway when they need to.

The units have sold for prices ranging from $1 million to $2.7 million.

Today, more than half of the American population became second-class citizens, stripped of their constitutional right to privacy and bodily autonomy" Sen. Gillibrand said.

Leaders, including Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez, criticized the decision, saying it will lead to more gun violence.