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The New York Disc Golf Association helped create the 10-hole course in Highland Park, on the border of Brooklyn and Queens.

The Weeksville Heritage Center’s Juneteenth Food Festival is growing into one of the city’s premier places to experience Black food and culture.

At a public meeting on Monday, residents voiced their concerns about the Clinton Hill migrant shelters, including the city's procurement process for securing contracts to provide shelter services.

The nonprofit works on the frontlines of the migrant crisis, helping asylum seekers and immigrants from all over the world as they struggle to call NYC home.

The mayor, during his weekly press conference, also addressed gun violence in Brownsville and supported the governor's potential mask ban on subways.

The corner of Hall Street and Flushing Avenue in Clinton Hill was bustling Thursday for different, but related reasons.

Black Restaurant Week highlights all the hard-working Black culinary business owners in the borough.

In a near-unanimous vote, resident physicians with the Committee of Interns and Residents union voted to ratify the contract with New York City Health + Hospitals.

Many residents want the city to officially landmark the Willoughby-Hart Historic District. Others disagree, saying landmark status makes it too hard to expand and renovate homes.

Faith in New York, an organization of faith-based leaders and advocates, rallied at Barclays Center on Tuesday.