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What began as a neighborhood street art initiative has evolved into one of Brooklyn’s most anticipated events.

Ahead of the June 23 primary, Antonio Reynoso, Claire Valdez and Julie Won participated in a televised debate to convince voters they should be the Democratic nominee for New York's 7th Congressional District.

Muddaland, a denim streetwear brand created by Anthony Ogunlanoh, is re-launching a line that fuses West African indigo traditions with contemporary style.

Car drivers feel punished and residents worry about spill-over traffic onto the side streets, while pedestrians and cyclists are elated over the city's redesign plan.

A Brooklyn resident trying to stop the city from opening a homeless shelter on Empire Boulevard said she was denied a restraining order by a judge on Monday.

Former City Comptroller Brad Lander is looking to oust incumbent Dan Goldman in the June primary election.

For the first time since the 1970s, Brooklyn residents dare to dream of a Knicks NBA championship win. Brooklynites are gearing up for the first game against the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday.

Through fair wages, OSHA training and community support, Construction Workers United is reshaping day labor in New York City.

Brooklyn filmmaker Ben Nabors’ independent comic imprint THIS IS IT taps into the local community through speculative storytelling and traditional illustration

The streets around Brooklyn Academy of Music came alive on Memorial Day weekend to celebrate African and diasporic culture, community, music, food and fashion.