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Farmers market meets old-school bulk purchasing at Bushwick's Precycle

Now, that the historic copper eagle sculpture has settled in its final home, all it needs is a name.

After one of NYC's rainiest years, the number of street flooding complaints have been skyrocketing

The monument of the trailblazing congresswoman will be installed come July in Brower Park

BRIC's weekly concert series returns in February with an eclectic lineup of headliners like Boogát, Y La Bamba and Bowie's saxophonist Donny McCaslin

Brownsville In Violence Out identifies high-risk youth and offers them social services and activities as an alternative to gang violence

Brooklyn Pols hope the expansion will bring affordable transportation to underserved areas in Central and East Brooklyn

Children of Promise combines child care, therapy and mentorship to support the victims of mass incarceration -- kids.

Hanukkah is the Jewish eight-day, wintertime “festival of lights,” celebrated with a nightly menorah lighting, special prayers and fried foods.

In 2016, Brooklyn accounted for 25 percent of new HIV infections in NYC, the highest number out of all five boroughs.