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BP Reynoso and Manhattan Councilmember Erik Bottcher say their 'Housing League' will rally residents and elected officials to approve more housing development.

Happy weekend, Brooklyn!

The event to save the hospital attracted over a thousand supporters as the state begins a community outreach process surrounding their controversial transformation plan for the hospital.

The Nets lock in a decisive win against the Hawks, 124 - 97.

A $2 million grant is giving Riseboro, a Bushwick nonprofit and food pantry, much needed stability as the number of visitors increases.

Adams supports restoring a Koch and Bloomberg-era policy that permits the city to cooperate with federal law enforcement on cases of undocumented people suspected of a crime.

As the city deals with large numbers of incoming migrants, immigrant rights advocates are sounding the alarm on some of the false narratives surrounding New York City's "sanctuary city" status.

Park Slope native Letitia James is the first woman of color to hold statewide office in New York and the first woman elected to the position of New York State Attorney General.

Residents said they wanted a farmers’ market, more events and public restrooms to be part of the future renovation of the public space at the southern tip of Cadman Plaza.

Design inspiration for the glasses come from all over Brooklyn, including Brownsville, Prospect Heights and Flatbush.