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In the beginning of January, and mainly because my favorite team wasn't even sniffing the NFL playoffs, I made a Facebook post that stated my football team rooting preferences. It was before the wildcard games.

"The Art of Seeing" by Michael Milton

As a key initiative of Mayor Bill de Blasio's housing plan, "Housing New York," the Department of City Planning in December launched a bold proposal for a that would enact zoning laws mandating a certain proportion of new housing developed throughout

The first Quarter Sessions event at Weeksville Heritage Center is here! The Weeksville Quarter Sessions engages young audiences with live performance, art making, film screenings, and more that offer a contemporary lens to Weeksville's history of rad

A new report released today by the office of NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer found that the operations of the Bureau of Asset Management (BAM) which oversees the investments of the $160 billion New York City Pension Fund is antiquated, decentralized a

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio stands with the Director of The Mayor's Office of Recovery and Resiliency, Daniel Zarrilli on a temporary sand berm which was built to protect against storm surge flooding on the beach at Coney Island during a major

Photo: Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership Central Brooklyn, it's that time of year again...

Brooklyn resident Samara Gaev just had one of her most intense, most powerful and most rewarding years ever.

The City of New York is hiring now for temporary positions in the aid of snow removal. You can register with the City as a temporary snow laborer at any Sanitation Garage, Monday through Saturday, between 7:00am and 3:00pm.

FreshDirect co-founder and CEO Jason Ackerman and Deputy Brooklyn Borough President Diana Reyna (center) are joined by FoodKick staff as well as Brooklyn community partners for a ribbon cutting celebrating the launch of the new on-demand food busines