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Affordable Housing Lottery Launches for 1510 Gates Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn

Affordable Housing Lottery Launches for 1510 Gates Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn

The affordable housing lottery has launched for 1510 Gates Avenue, an 11-story residential building in Bushwick , Brooklyn. Designed by NY Building Associates Inc. and developed by The Horizon Group , the structure yields 70 residences.
BK Sees 'Most Alarming' Traffic Fatality Increase Of NYC: Study

BK Sees 'Most Alarming' Traffic Fatality Increase Of NYC: Study

In a record-breaking summer  for traffic deaths in New York City, no borough saw more of an increase than Brooklyn, according to a new study.
‘I Basically Told Them What They Wanted to Hear’: Retired NYPD Detective’s Tactics Under Scrutiny as Man Seeks Exoneration in Murder Case

‘I Basically Told Them What They Wanted to Hear’: Retired NYPD Detective’s Tactics Under Scrutiny as Man Seeks Exoneration in Murder Case

For more than 30 years, James Jenkins has been in prison on a murder conviction, but he insists he’s an innocent man. Jenkins was convicted in a case worked by retired NYPD Det. Louis Scarcella.
Socialist Organizer David Alexis Announces Primary Challenge to State Sen. Kevin Parker

Socialist Organizer David Alexis Announces Primary Challenge to State Sen. Kevin Parker

Democratic socialist organizer David Alexis has announced plans to mount a primary challenge for central Brooklyn State Sen. Kevin Parker, as the 2022 election cycle heats up with a number of left-leaning contenders expected.
Largest Public Library System in U.S. Ends Late Fees in Push for Equity

Largest Public Library System in U.S. Ends Late Fees in Push for Equity

The largest public library system in the country is no longer charging late fees â€" and is clearing the books for those with outstanding debts.
A New City-wide Initiative Provides Free Mental Health Care For Nightlife Workers

A New City-wide Initiative Provides Free Mental Health Care For Nightlife Workers

A new initiative from New York City’s Office of Nightlife offers people working in entertainment, bars and clubs the opportunity to receive free mental health care, as COVID-19 continues to impact those working in the nightlife industry.
New Top Federal Prosecutors in Manhattan and Brooklyn Are Confirmed

New Top Federal Prosecutors in Manhattan and Brooklyn Are Confirmed

The U.S. Senate confirmed Damian Williams late Tuesday as the new U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, the office of Senator Chuck Schumer said, making Mr.
Why These New Yorkers Stopped Paying Rent

Why These New Yorkers Stopped Paying Rent

It has been years since Patricia Edwards’s top floor apartment in Brooklyn has felt like an acceptable home. When it rains, water leaks into the kitchen and living room. It also pours through a crack in the bathroom ceiling so big that Ms.
Video: Woman, 65, Chased, Punched, Dragged in Brooklyn Street in Attempted Robbery

Video: Woman, 65, Chased, Punched, Dragged in Brooklyn Street in Attempted Robbery

The NYPD on Wednesday released frightening video of a 65-year-old woman being chased down and attacked on a Brooklyn street in an attempted purse snatching. Police said it happened back on Sept. 28, around 4:40 p.m.

Reluctant Health Care Workers Finally Get Their COVID-19 Vaccines. What Took Them So Long?

Arleene Meertens saw the worst of the COVID pandemic as a patient care technician at Kingsbrook Hospital in Flatbush.