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Donoghue, the former Parks Commissioner, will be the garden’s eighth president in its 116-year history.

Residents of Bushwick Houses now have a permanent public artwork that reflects their history, culture and shared identity.

Spigro Management attempted unlawful evictions by changing front door locks while occupants were not home, according to New York Attorney General Letitia James.

One of the two tubes of the tunnel that connects Brooklyn and Manhattan will be closed for three weekends, starting on July 24.

New York City's Department for the Aging did not effectively oversee the providers who were responsible for responding to elder abuse referrals, according to a new report from the state Comptroller.

Investigators have not said what led to the argument.

Police say the suspect is facing charges for murder, assault, criminal possession of a weapon and reckless endangerment.

The school system missed federal reimbursements for services given to students with disabilities for three fiscal years, according to an audit from the City Comptroller Mark Levine.

Kingsborough Community College Lecturer Christopher L. Thompson is the winner of the San Francisco Symphony’s Emerging Black Composers Project Michael Morgan Prize.