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State Senate Candidate Dorancy Gets 'The Big Nod,' From the Mayor

State Senate Candidate for the 20th District Rubain Dorancy Rubain Dorancy , Democratic candidate for State Senate in the 20th district, today caught the big fish, the big nod, the most coveted endorsement from the "top dog" himself, Mayor Bill de Bl

Community Board 2 Seeking Committee Members

(l to r) Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams with CB2 board members Lenue Singletary, Theresa Ward and Shirley A.
Hot 97's Street Soldiers Push for Peace at Borough Hall

Hot 97's Street Soldiers Push for Peace at Borough Hall

HOT 97's Street Soldiers team held a Town Hall meeting on Saturday at Brooklyn Borough Hall entitled "Push Peace.
Following a Weekend of Gun Violence in Crown Heights and East New York, Mayor Promises Heavier Policing

Following a Weekend of Gun Violence in Crown Heights and East New York, Mayor Promises Heavier Policing

Following a weekend marked by gun violence that killed two people and injured 21 others, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio vowed to increase police activity in the communities where blood was spilled, reported the Daily News .

In NYC, Jumping Turnstiles is 'the New Marijuana,' Amongst Top Offenses Leading to Jail Time

Arrests for jumping subway turnstiles in New York City have increased to become the one of the most common charges leading to jail time, surpassed only by all controlled substance charges combined, reports the Daily News .
Celebrate the Best of Brooklyn at MoCADA’s 5th Annual Soul of Brooklyn Festival

Celebrate the Best of Brooklyn at MoCADA’s 5th Annual Soul of Brooklyn Festival

Celebrate the best of Brooklyn at MoCADA's 5th Annual Soul of Brooklyn Festival, featuring live music, arts workshops, performances, shopping, and film screenings throughout the borough! MoCADA's Soul of Brooklyn initiative is dedicated to branding t

71st Pct Crime Blotter: Crime Down 7 percent for the Month, Recent Trend of Auto Break-ins

Crime is down 7 percent for the week of August 4 - August 10, 2014, in the 71st Precinct, covering the southern end of Crown Heights.
Mayor De Blasio Adds 1,062 Employees to City Payroll

Mayor De Blasio Adds 1,062 Employees to City Payroll

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's first budget will add more than 1,000 workers to the public payroll-- a 35 percent increase-- reversing a six-year trend of downsizing city government, Crain's New York Business reports.

The Week Ahead, August 18 - 22

1. Weather: Highs will be in the upper 70s, low 80s all week with a chance of showers on Thursday 2.

The A-Train Breastfeeders

NYC's A-Train has been a popular subject for music, migration, and activism since its opening in 1932.