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Four People Shot Inside Brooklyn Catering Hall

Four People Shot Inside Brooklyn Catering Hall

Click here to view original web page at www.nydailynews.com A 46-year-old man, a 40-year-old man, a 24-year-old man and 32-year-old woman were inside the E&R Rental Hall on E. 92nd St. near Remsen Ave. in Canarsie at 3:45 a.m.
Bossa Nova Civic Club Closed Indefinitely After Tragic Building Fire

Bossa Nova Civic Club Closed Indefinitely After Tragic Building Fire

One person is in serious but stable condition after a fire last night left residents of 1271 Myrtle Ave. without a home and popular nightclub Bossa Nova Civic Club damaged and closed for repair.
Police Searching For Robbery Suspect Who Escaped Custody At Brooklyn Hospital

Police Searching For Robbery Suspect Who Escaped Custody At Brooklyn Hospital

A prisoner is on the run after escaping from a Brooklyn hospital Wednesday morning. The NYPD says they arrested 21-year-old Akeem Williams around 8:30 a.m. for a robbery.
How to Join a Community Board, and What to Know Before You Apply

How to Join a Community Board, and What to Know Before You Apply

Community boards in New York City weigh in on liquor licenses, budget items and local development rules. Chances are, they’ve hosted a heated debate in your neighborhood over future housing, or roadway changes.
New Yorkers Protest Expiration Of Eviction Moratorium, Demand Rent Relief

New Yorkers Protest Expiration Of Eviction Moratorium, Demand Rent Relief

The eviction moratorium that was put in place to help hundreds of thousands of struggling tenants during the pandemic is set to expire in New York on Saturday.
Save Your Receipts — Insurers Still Figuring Out How To Provide Free At-Home Tests Under Biden Plan

Save Your Receipts — Insurers Still Figuring Out How To Provide Free At-Home Tests Under Biden Plan

President Joe Biden’s announcement this week that private insurers will have to cover at-home COVID tests was welcome news for many — but several major health insurers say they are still working out the details of how tests will be covered, with the
Bed-Stuy COVID Rates Start Dipping, But Cases Still High: Data

Bed-Stuy COVID Rates Start Dipping, But Cases Still High: Data

Weeks after the omicron variant began its alarming surge in New York City, data shows that COVID-19 rates are beginning to dip in the Bed-Stuy and around the five boroughs — though cases remain worryingly high.
Atlantic Avenue Crash Sends 2 To Hospital, FDNY Says

Atlantic Avenue Crash Sends 2 To Hospital, FDNY Says

A crash on Atlantic Avenue on Tuesday sent two people to the hospital, according to fire officials. The crash — which unfolded around 12:45 p.m. on the corner of Nostrand Avenue — included at least one person who was hit by a car, according to FDNY.
City Officials Hand Out Hot Meals for Residents Without Power in Brooklyn

City Officials Hand Out Hot Meals for Residents Without Power in Brooklyn

It’s been three weeks since tenants in a Bed-Stuy building say they lost power. Now, it seems like they are finally getting some help. Tenants say they have been without light, heat and the ability to cook on a stove.
Teen Punched In Face In Hate Crime On Brooklyn Subway: Cops

Teen Punched In Face In Hate Crime On Brooklyn Subway: Cops

A 14-year-old was punched in the face on the subway earlier this week in a possible hate crime targeting him and his family, according to police. The 14-year-old was riding the 4 train near Atlantic Avenue station about 7:15 a.m.