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The four-night event spotlights works by 18 emerging composers alongside iconic pieces by legends like Sun Ra Arkestra, George Lewis and Wadada Leo Smith, blending themes of ancestry, identity, science fiction and technoculture.

On Mother’s Day, New York City Comptroller Brad Lander announced a new plan to improve maternal health for Black and brown New Yorkers by expanding care services and addressing racial disparities.

Police say Chai Lin, 28, approached a 63-year-old man pulled out a knife and demanded money.

Vinyl Nights is skating into the spotlight with a 24K Gold Skate Contest on Friday, May 23, at Xanadau, promising a night of roller disco, classic vinyl beats and all things gold.

The appointment of Brendan Reynolds to the Board of Trustees adds design expertise and local community insight to support the museum’s ongoing development.

The Asylum Application Help Center, which helped thousands of asylum seekers to file paperwork for asylum and temporary work permits in midtown Manhattan, will close soon, city officials told the New York Times.

The hunt is on for a suspect accused of pepper spraying and robbing a woman in Brooklyn on May 7, according to the NYPD.

Multiple people were shot Friday evening in Crown Heights, according to police. Suspect escaped on E-Bike.

Dozens of Brooklyn youth gathered for the Queen Geniuses Empowerment Conference at the Brooklyn Crown Hill Theatre in Crown Heights to learn about self care and empowerment.