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Facing an election later this year, New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a slate of proposals for all types of New Yorkers during her State-of-the-State address.

The recording artist and producer, best known for his work with the Fugees and as a member of the collective Refugee Camp All-Stars, was found dead Monday afternoon at his home in Chilmark, Mass., police confirmed to the New York Daily News. 

The Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. festival on Jan. 18 and 19 will engage children in the power of peaceful protest, imagination and service, in the spirit of the late Civil Rights Movement leader, Martin Luther King, Jr.

Tipping decreased significantly after Uber Eats and DoorDash changed their app platform so that customers tip their delivery drivers after checkout, according to a report from the city Department of Consumer and Worker Protection.

The incident happened just before 8:00am in front of a building on Bushwick Avenue, near a playground at the complex.

Summers is facing charges for aggravated harassment/hate crime, assault and acting in a manner injurious to a child.

A judge dismissed the lawsuit filed by the Court Street Merchants Association that wanted the city to make the bike lanes on Court Street unprotected.

Acclaimed writer and scholar Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts was named the inaugural Curator-in-Residence. Her new exhibition "homework," and public programing will be on view beginning Feb. 12 through March 20.

Brunch is a religion in Brooklyn. Here are the Black-owned brunch spots that do it best.