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See Where Our City Council Members Are Spending Money in BK

Council members' taxpayer funded expense accounts are intended to strengthen the safety net and supplement city agency shortfalls
Disputed Crown Heights Development Likely to Get Green Light from Landmarks Commission

Disputed Crown Heights Development Likely to Get Green Light from Landmarks Commission

The new plans for 959 Sterling Pl were presented at Tuesday's LPC public meeting, where the concerns of the community were notably absent from the discussion.
This New Brooklyn Sculpture Is Teaching Us to Breathe Again

This New Brooklyn Sculpture Is Teaching Us to Breathe Again

The immersive public art piece by Ekene Ijeoma just opened at The Plaza at 300 Ashland Pl, in Downtown Brooklyn

Women, People of Color and Low-Income New Yorkers Bore Brunt of Pandemic, Survey Shows

Comptroller Scott Stringer and A Better Balance conducted the Work and Family Survey to understand how people have fared through the COVID-19 pandemic
Section 8 Tenants Face Widespread Housing Discrimination, Lawsuit Alleges

Section 8 Tenants Face Widespread Housing Discrimination, Lawsuit Alleges

The suit accuses real estate firms and landlords of discriminatory practices, following the findings of a year-long undercover investigation.
Brooklyn Pols Lead Charge to Get More Women of Color Into Tech

Brooklyn Pols Lead Charge to Get More Women of Color Into Tech

Getting more women of color into tech is not only a human rights issue, but a business imperative for the future of the USA's GDP, panelists said.
To Mark Year Anniversary of Cultural Shutdown, Dance Collective Projects Performances Across NYC

To Mark Year Anniversary of Cultural Shutdown, Dance Collective Projects Performances Across NYC

Dance Rising NYC has teamed up with local art institutions to produce large-scale projections of fall 2020 ‘dance-outs’

Green Grocers Are Coming to Brooklyn Neighborhoods In Need As Part of Expanded City Program

The City’s FRESH program has been expanded to bring increased healthy food into the city’s most underserved communities

Bronze Statue of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Unveiled in Brooklyn

The 650-pound sculpture was unveiled in Brooklyn Friday, ahead of what would have been the Justice’s 88th birthday.

Brooklyn Elected Officials Call on Governor Cuomo to Resign

The elected officials say Cuomo is entitled to due process, but should not remain in office while investigations are ongoing