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Six individuals, four of them Brooklyn residents and from the same family, were indicted for allegedly conspiring to steal more than $166,000 in federal COVID-19 relief funds through fraudulent applications for Paycheck Protection Program loans and other pandemic aid.

A review by the state Small Business Administration found that 59 businesses sustained more than $9 million in damages from the fire at 481 Van Brunt St. on Sept. 17.

To keep up with Brooklyn's best, the stylish alter their clothes.

Miriam Yarimi, 32, accepted a plea deal Monday.

The robbery happened Nov. 6 around 2:20pm on Mermaid Avenue near W. 29th Street.

All mental health crisis calls that comes through the 911 system will soon be responded by NYC Health + Hospitals staff, not the Fire Department, according to Mayor Eric Adams.

$380,000 in new grants will help add decodable books and create a ‘Science of Reading’ practice for Brooklyn Public Library branches.

As the Metropolitan Transportation Agency winds down the use of the MetroCard, the transit agency will offer free OMNY cards to the first 400 customers that transfer their balances.

"Sunday in the Cemetery" returns to Green-Wood Cemetery with a full schedule of free programming designed to support connection and healing during the winter season.