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Residents and community leaders gathered at The Bogart House for the Canarsie Honors, celebrating local changemakers and supporting youth initiatives through the Shoot For The Stars Foundation, a nonprofit tied to Pop Smoke.

A new agreement will bring Maimonides into the NYC Health + Hospitals system, expanding access to care across Brooklyn.

New York moves forward with a major SUNY Downstate overhaul, and as its first step, will demolish an old parking garage.

An abolitionist, land owner and business operator, Gloucester was said to be the wealthiest Black woman in the nation at the time of her death in 1883.

Homecrest Community Services and the Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island received 2026 NYC Community Project Grants to combat hate and strengthen neighborhood ties.

A Manhattan mom’s racist remark at a community meeting earlier this month spurs NYC Public Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels to push for more schools to adopt the Black Studies Curriculum.

Dr. Aprille Ericsson is a leader in science and aeronautical engineering.

Eric Rodriguez, 25, is accused of striking Douglas Bradley, 64, with his car just before 6:30am on Dec. 21 near 44th Street and Fifth Avenue and not remaining on the scene.

One man died and another was critically injured when a wall collapsed at a Bushwick construction site in Brooklyn, trapping both workers and prompting an ongoing investigation.