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Deaf or hard of hearing public housing tenants will receive auxiliary aids and services, interpreters and accessible devices under a new settlement NYCHA reached with the federal government over alleged accessibility violations.

Brooklyn Public Library celebrates the 10th annual "Night in the Library" on March 14, featuring a math-themed evening of talks, performances and interactive programs.

Grab your goggles and jump in, Brooklyn!

A Brooklyn man accused of ramming his car into the Chabad-Lubavitch World Headquarters now faces federal charges for damaging religious property.

van Negron, 39, who is homeless, allegedly pushed the 35-year-old just before 5:00am on Jan. 18 while he was standing on the southbound R train platform. The victim suffered a dislocated shoulder, according to court documents.

The restoration of the Hunterfly Road Houses at the Weeksville Heritage Center preserves four wood-frame homes built in the 19th century that stand as the last remaining structures of one of the nation’s largest free Black communities before the Civil War.

"In Congress, I know he will fight back against the president’s agenda and work for an economy that benefits the working class, not the billionaires," New York Attorney General Letitia James said as she endorsed Antonio Reynoso to represent New York's 7th congressional district.

The new, 30-credit program will launch in the fall of 2026 and will allow graduates to step into high‑impact roles such as financial analyst, portfolio manager, investment consultant, risk manager, and fintech specialist.

From March 1 through March 5, all regular blood donors who make a donation at New York Blood center's Brooklyn Donor Center will be entered into a daily sweepstakes, drawing five winners each day, for a chance to win two tickets to the Nets vs. Hawks game on April 3 at Barclays Center.