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Four of the eight thefts happened in Brooklyn between Feb. 18 and March 7. Authorities say the thieves snagged clothing from display cases at Williamsburg and Downtown Brooklyn locations.

A man dressed in all black, wearing a blue surgical face mask is seen entering 2568 Linden Blvd. at 7:22pm on Tuesday and opening fire just 20 seconds later.

Assemblymember William Colton said his office was notified by the city on its plan to break ground this month on a men's homeless shelter on 86th Street and 25th Avenue, which sits on the border of Gravesend and Bensonhurst. 

Workers' rights advocates celebrated the introduction of the $30 for Our City Act, a new legislation from Brooklyn Council Member Sandy Nurse that looks to raise the minimum wage to $30 by 2030.

There are savings from debt service adjustments, reductions in long-standing agency vacancies that remain unfilled, and unrecognized interest earnings from entities such as the Retirees Health Benefits Trust and cash holdings, according to City Council Speaker Julie Menin.

The Other Art Fair Brooklyn returns April 16–19 to the Agger Fish Building at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, showcasing 115 independent artists and interactive installations.

Julio Sandoval, 34, of Cypress Hills, sped through an intersection, fatally striking a cyclist before fleeing the scene.

Gunfire rang out just before 7:30pm on Tuesday at 2568 Linden Blvd.

A five-alarm fire starting at a factory in Sunset Park destroys three industrial buildings.