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A three-car collision in Brooklyn early Sunday morning injured four people, including two NYPD officers.

Dr. Ernest J. Barthélemy, chief of neurosurgery at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University, will begin his tenure in November.

Prospect Lefferts Gardens will host its second annual stoop and sidewalk sale on June 21, turning 22 residential blocks into a coordinated neighborhood market featuring secondhand goods, local business specials and community participation.

The Summer Meals Program is across New York City, and is free for anyone who's 18 years old or younger. Free meals can be found at public schools, pools, libraries and parks.

Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church is trying to raise $3.5 million to restore its historic sanctuary. The space is not only a place of worship, but also a vital hub for community events, social justice programs and performances.

The Building Recreational Infrastructure for Communities, Kids and Seniors (NY BRICKS) is a grants program that will help nonprofit and community organizations rebuild.

What began as a promise to help save homes ended in a decade-long deception that stripped Brooklyn families of their most valuable asset.

The CUNY campus is digging deep for a cleaner future, kicking off a groundbreaking geothermal project aimed at replacing fossil fuels with sustainable energy.

Fake QR codes on parking meters are trying to trick drivers into handing over their payment info, the city Department of Transportation warned.

Early voting starts Saturday, June 14 and runs through June 22. The primary election is on June 24.