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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.
City Warns Homeowners in Bushwick about Post-Ida Price Gouging

City Warns Homeowners in Bushwick about Post-Ida Price Gouging

Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) and the Mayor's Public Engagement Unit (PEU) went door-to-door in Bushwick, Brooklyn last Friday, October 1st, to speak with homeowners who were affected by Hurricane Ida.
NYC SHOOTINGS: Pair Killed in Possible Gang-Related Brooklyn and Queens Murders

NYC SHOOTINGS: Pair Killed in Possible Gang-Related Brooklyn and Queens Murders

Homicide detectives are continuing to investigate two separate, deadly shootings in Brooklyn and Queens on Sunday that appear to be gang-related, sources familiar with the investigation said.
Hochul signs law to expand SNAP benefits to restaurants

Hochul signs law to expand SNAP benefits to restaurants

Governor Kathy Hochul appeared at the Brownsville Recreation Center Oct. 4 to sign legislation that guarantees SNAP recipients the opportunity to purchase prepared meals at restaurants.
Maya Wiley Won’t Be New York’s Next Mayor. What Will Happen to Her Signature Proposal?

Maya Wiley Won’t Be New York’s Next Mayor. What Will Happen to Her Signature Proposal?

What’s next for former New York City mayoral candidate and civil rights lawyer Maya Wiley? She says she isn’t going to run for governor. But she still wants to see her plan to provide universal community care for children and older adults realized.
Crunching the COVID-19 Numbers: Virus Thriving in Low-Vaxxed Areas Across NYC – Especially in Brooklyn

Crunching the COVID-19 Numbers: Virus Thriving in Low-Vaxxed Areas Across NYC – Especially in Brooklyn

Defying the continued reopening of New York City, the spread of COVID-19 continues to fall across the Five Boroughs â€" but not in areas where vaccination rates have lagged behind the citywide average.
NYPD Arrests Man in Brooklyn NYCHA Rooftop Death

NYPD Arrests Man in Brooklyn NYCHA Rooftop Death

Police arrested a 44-year-old homeless man Saturday on murder charges in a Brooklyn man’s rooftop death. Solomon Samuel, 44, was found unconscious and unresponsive on the roof of a Brownsville Houses building on Thursday night, police said.
Brooklyn Dad on Way to ‘Sunday Dinner’ With Family Gunned Down in Gang-Related Feud

Brooklyn Dad on Way to ‘Sunday Dinner’ With Family Gunned Down in Gang-Related Feud

A longstanding Brooklyn gang feud erupted anew with the gunshot slaying of a Brownsville man on his way to Sunday dinner with his mom, aunt and baby son, police sources and relatives said.