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Brooklyn Transit Advocates, Unions Urge Bus-Only Lanes on Flatbush Avenue

Brooklyn Transit Advocates, Unions Urge Bus-Only Lanes on Flatbush Avenue

Over a dozen community groups and unions are urging the city to paint bus priority lanes on Flatbush Avenue to speed sluggish service between Grand Army Plaza and the Manhattan Bridge.
Persistent Pay Inequalities Between Men and Women in New York Still Exist, Report Says

Persistent Pay Inequalities Between Men and Women in New York Still Exist, Report Says

Women earned 87 cents for every dollar earned by men in 2023, according to a report from the New York State Comptroller.
City Finishes Its First Big Dig in Gowanus

City Finishes Its First Big Dig in Gowanus

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection finished the excavation that will hold an eight-million-gallon underground tank that will intercept and store combined sewage that would otherwise overflow into the Gowanus Canal during rainstorms.
Best of Brooklyn: The Ultimate Guide to Public Transportation in NYC

Best of Brooklyn: The Ultimate Guide to Public Transportation in NYC

Public transportation is not only the lifeblood of NYC's economy, it is also the most popular means of getting from one place to the next.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

Man Found on Fire in Bushwick Had Just Purchased Gasoline and Lighter, Surveillance Shows

Man Found on Fire in Bushwick Had Just Purchased Gasoline and Lighter, Surveillance Shows

Fire Marshals are investigating the fire.
Teenager Wounded After Stabbing in Coney Island

Teenager Wounded After Stabbing in Coney Island

No arrests have been made. Police are still investigating what may have led up to the incident.
Brooklyn Museum Staff Get Temporary Reprieve From Layoffs

Brooklyn Museum Staff Get Temporary Reprieve From Layoffs

The Brooklyn Museum is hitting pause on cutting staff after the city confirmed an additional $100,000 in funding for the current fiscal year, according to Hyperallergic.
City Makes a Splash With More Free Swim Lessons

City Makes a Splash With More Free Swim Lessons

With the city investing an additional $5.5 million, about 4,800 second graders will be able to attend free swim classes.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!