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A Look at What’s in Biden’s $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Plan

The incoming Biden administration is expected to unveil a $1.

What Will It Take To Fix The City’s Most Troubled Police Precinct?

Like many low-income communities, East New York was hit hard when coronavirus began to sweep through the city in late March. But the neighborhood was simultaneously the victim of two other pandemics: gun violence and police misconduct.
Yang to Officially Launch NYC Mayoral Campaign Thursday

Yang to Officially Launch NYC Mayoral Campaign Thursday

With a promise to institute a cash giveaway program to half-a-million New Yorkers, former presidential candidate Andrew Yang will announce his bid to become the city's next mayor Thursday morning.
Patrick Moore Gives Oceanhill Brownsville QUICK STOP 99 Cent Up Discount

Patrick Moore Gives Oceanhill Brownsville QUICK STOP 99 Cent Up Discount

During the pandemic businesses have struggled to stay afloat—imagine how difficult it would be to open a neighborhood business in the midst of the pandemic.
Affordable Housing Lotteries Open Now

Affordable Housing Lotteries Open Now

Here are the current applications open for the affordable housing lottery in Brooklyn. While most are not much less expensive than market-rate housing, there are a few worth applying to. To apply please click here .
De Blasio Pulls Plug on Gifted & Talented Program

De Blasio Pulls Plug on Gifted & Talented Program

In a move stretching beyond his administration, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza announced yesterday that this will be the last year of the Gifted and Talented (G & T) program, in which four-year-olds take verbal and n
NYPD Pull-Out Experiment in Brownsville to Expand Elsewhere, Chief Says

NYPD Pull-Out Experiment in Brownsville to Expand Elsewhere, Chief Says

The NYPD says it will expand a small but widely-praised Brooklyn policing experiment that swapped cops for community support on a two-block stretch in Brownsville.
DOB: Owner of Bed-Stuy Building Faces Violation for Illegal Construction as Fire Displaces 3 Families

DOB: Owner of Bed-Stuy Building Faces Violation for Illegal Construction as Fire Displaces 3 Families

The Department of Buildings say the owner of a Bed-Stuy brownstone has been issued a violation for illegal construction after a fire displaced three families and injured a firefighter on Monday.

Capitol Riot ‘Caveman’ From Brooklyn Arrested After Outing Himself

The Trump-supporting son of a Brooklyn judge who dressed like a caveman to storm the U.S. Capitol last week was arrested in New York on Tuesday, authorities said — and his big mouth did him in.
Mayor: Grocery Store Workers, Shelter Residents and Workers Now Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine

Mayor: Grocery Store Workers, Shelter Residents and Workers Now Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine

New Yorkers that live and work in shelters, as well as storefront facing grocery store workers, can get the COVID-19 vaccine, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Tuesday, as more members of the state vaccination group 1B become eligible for the shot.