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The streets of Park Slope will come alive this summer with free live jazz shows through the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music.

A Brooklyn man will spend years behind bars for a violent sidewalk shooting that left a father and son wounded after a brief traffic dispute.

New York City voters will see five major proposals on their ballots this November, following the Charter Revision Commission’s latest vote.

Powerhouse Arts is opening its doors and its stages to the world with the launch of Powerhouse: International.

Louis de Lestrange, 21, was captured by police and slapped with reckless endangerment, criminal trespass and other charges.

The Food Network star was found dead in her Brooklyn home on June 17.

A vote on the Brooklyn Marine Terminal project was postponed for the fifth time. Now residents, elected officials and community members will take more time to scrutinize the city's $80 million plan to transform the Columbia Street Waterfront District.

As many as 7,000 students in shelters or temporary housing may not have received geographic priority for schools near both their current and former homes, as required by city policy, an audit from state Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli found.

Summer Streets opens up 22 miles of city streets starting on Saturday. In Brooklyn, Eastern Parkway will be car free on Aug. 23.