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The Brooklyn outpost of everyone's favorite Ukrainian restaurant opens on Wednesday, June 5.

There are about 4,000 asylum seekers living in two adjacent shelters on Hall and Ryerson Streets. Residents said they want the City to better manage the shelters and migrant activities.

The 10-day trip is part of Brownsville Abroad, a program that allows students to learn about the world outside of the classroom.

The artist Adama Delphine Fawundu used a composite of textiles, including her grandmother's that she's had for about 50 years, to create the art installation.

The housing agency said it is expecting more than 500,000 applications.

The prolific actor, director and writer is raising funds for his arts nonprofit Moving Mountains through a fundraiser and gala on June 11, honoring basketball legend Charles Oakley.

A federal program that provides New Yorkers high speed internet access is expiring this month.

Groundswell, a Gowanus-based nonprofit, creates murals as a spotlight on social justice in the community.

The Bushwick live music and streaming venue is now in its fourth iteration, having overcome three long-term closures and multiple transformations over the past decade.

Hundreds of people protested the opening of a single, adult male shelter on 86th Street.