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Cameras caught what appears to be vandalism by teens of cars in Crown Heights.

A Brooklyn woman is demanding accountability from the city, saying police stood by while she was attacked during a protest in Crown Heights.

Brooklyn’s parks and streets are about to get some serious attention and local residents are at the center of it.

Writers with a flair for fear have until Aug. 10 to enter the Art of Brooklyn Film Festival's IndieBoom horror screenplay contest.

The state rolled out a new online guide to help New York businesses navigate the costly fallout of federal tariffs that have strained trade and tourism.

The New York State Community Commission on Reparations Remedies, tasked with examining the legacy of slavery and the subsequent discrimination against people of African descent, will hold two public meetings in July, where residents can share their questions, thoughts, ideas and solutions.

Independent artists across North America have a new opportunity to break through, as Kota the Friend launches a multi-city open verse challenge tied to his upcoming No Rap on Sunday Tour.

An appellate court judge on Tuesday blocked New York City Mayor Eric Adams from removing a three-block stretch of protected bike lanes from Bedford Avenue after a lower court judge sided last week with the city.

With summer in full swing, New York City is unlocking schoolyards across the city to give more families a place to play, relax and connect.

The 28-member task force will now meet on July 24 on whether to approve the city's $80 million Brooklyn Marine Terminal plan.