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Is this redevelopment the first step to the area's transformation into a denser and revitalized neighborhood? image credit: newyorkyimby.

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AbunDance Academy's show, inspired by the famed movies “Sister Act” and “Sister Act 2”, comes to Kings Theatre this Sunday. 

Residents say poor planning by developers and their construction projects has driven the squirrel-sized rats above ground Residents on Dean Street, between Carlton and 6th avenues, say they are suffering from a terrible rat infestation Residents in P

It's the first weekend of the summer, which means that summer is officially here. Which probably means it's gonna be a snowstorm, which probably means the subway is going to have more delays, which probably means you'll end up getting an Uber.

Gentrification assumes the opening of new businesses also means "improved." But don't be so quick to abandon your longtime mainstays...

The financial literacy app aims to help local residents identify available government benefits. Meredith Phillips Almeida, executive director of Myrtle Ave Partnership.

photo credit: curbedny.com Prospect Park's Wellhouse underwent a $2.34 million transformation into a comfort station and is now home to the first composting toilets in a New York City park.

photo credit:timesunion.com For many kids, summertime means two things: fun and friends.

Commissioner Banks and Borough President Adams Led Information Campaign on Homelessness Commissioner Banks and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, photo credit: NY Times On Friday, Steven Banks, commissioner of the New York City Human Resources Ad