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The third annual Pow Wow underscored the continuing presence and cultural vitality of the Lenape/Lunáapeew community in Brooklyn ahead of Indigenous Peoples Day.

The Office of the Mayor announced that construction to speed commutes and improve safety for 35,000 daily riders is underway.

P.S. 77 teacher allegedly expressed support for Hamas leader accused of orchestrating Oct. 7 attacks.

Commuters using Jay Street should see fewer conflicts between buses and bikes as the city reshapes two trouble spots along the busway.

University Settlement celebrates a 140-year history in New York City, and a decades long history of serving Brooklyn neighborhoods.

New York City Public Schools said the buildings were evacuated as officials worked with the NYPD and FDNY to ensure the safety of students and staff.

They say the suspect approached another man near Stewart Avenue and Meserole Street in East Williamsburg around 2:00am on Sept. 4. The suspect then snatched the victim's phone and took off.

After 15 months of waiting, one third of the child care voucher waitlist will receive free child care.

More than five decades of Baright family ownership have come to a close, bringing a new landlord to some of Red Hook Village’s best-known properties.