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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.
Teenagers Become Targets in NYC's Latest Gun Violence Spike

Teenagers Become Targets in NYC's Latest Gun Violence Spike

New York City's progress against gun violence is facing a major setback as a new and troubling trend emerges in the wake of shootings across the five boroughs.
What You Need To Know: How Can Undocumented New Yorkers Apply For Storm Damage Assistance?

What You Need To Know: How Can Undocumented New Yorkers Apply For Storm Damage Assistance?

On Sept. 26, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the creation of a relief program for undocumented persons who were affected by the floods and storms generated by the remnants of Hurricane Ida .
20 Dogs Rescued from Disturbing Animal Hoarding Situation in Brooklyn: Police

20 Dogs Rescued from Disturbing Animal Hoarding Situation in Brooklyn: Police

Police officers with the NYPD's animal cruelty investigation squad made a stunning and disturbing discovery inside a Brooklyn home on Thursday, where 20 dogs were found in a vile animal hoarding scene.
Man, 19, Critically Wounded by Gunshot to Head as He Sat on Brooklyn Stoop

Man, 19, Critically Wounded by Gunshot to Head as He Sat on Brooklyn Stoop

A 19-year-old man sitting on a Brooklyn stoop was shot in the head Thursday evening when two gunmen opened fire on him and some friends, police sources said. The victim and his friends were on Prospect Place near Ralph Ave.
New Urban Farm Opens in Brownsville, Aiming to Combat Food Inequity

New Urban Farm Opens in Brownsville, Aiming to Combat Food Inequity

Citing food inequity among the borough’s minority population, a local nonprofit has opened an urban farm in Brownsville to provide healthy food to the local community, which suffers from high rates of diseases resulting from poor diet.
Brooklyn Woman Charged With Killing Infant Son

Brooklyn Woman Charged With Killing Infant Son

A Brooklyn woman has been charged with killing her infant son, police said Thursday.