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Food pantry volunteers were honored at a special luncheon by Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, which recognized their role in delivering millions of meals across local communities.

Peter White, an attorney at a Brooklyn legal nonprofit, was appointed as the director of the Mayor’s Office of Deed Theft Prevention.

Last month, the City Council passed two bills to allow the police department to plan for buffer zones around religious and educational institutions.

The NYC Department of Correction, NYC Department of Design and Construction and Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice joined more than 100 construction workers for the steel “topping out” ceremony for the 15-story jail on Atlantic Avenue in Downtown Brooklyn.

The "250 for 250" is a handpicked, librarian-curated list of the 250 most notable books from 250 years of American history.

The one-day summit at Medgar Evers College on April 28 will focus on Black unity, strategy and global advancement.

About a dozen cars went up in flames in Bath Beach.

The men ran from the scene on Troy Avenue.

The Urban Forest Plan aims to expand tree canopy and address climate inequities across neighborhoods, including in Red Hook.