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Developers have applied to tear down a rare 1860s wood-frame house in Fort Greene, replacing it with a five-story residential building, Brownstoner reported.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is leading a multi-state lawsuit challenging a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services policy that ties federal funding to compliance with a transgender-exclusionary executive order.

Celebrate the Year of the Horse with a free Lunar New Year dance performance in Marine Park featuring interactive movement, lion dance and family fun.

New York City is marking a moment of recognition for a physician whose work has quietly shaped care for thousands across the city’s most underserved communities.

The individuals were part of a larger group in Brooklyn who illegally defrauded Medicaid by $68 million, according to federal prosecutors.

Two City Council members representing Brooklyn were appointed to the new City Council leadership team.

Michael Boitano, 40, employed at the John Jay Educational Complex in Park Slope, allegedly traded Snapchat messages with his then-16-year-old student in October — and allegedly used the social media platform to send her a picture of his privates, authorities told the New York Daily News.

Authorities say the attack happened around 10:30am on Sunday while the train was at the Euclid Avenue subway station.

Police say officers were called to the building just before 10:00pm on Tuesday after a 911 call reported that a woman had been stabbed.