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It's spring, Brooklyn! Consult CherryWatch to track when Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s iconic cherry trees will be in full bloom.

The NYC Department of Transportation is calling on artists and community groups to submit proposals for installations and activities at Summer Streets events. Applications are open through April 27 for artists and June 6 for programming partners.

From guided historical tours and live performances to thought-provoking death education workshops, the cemetery offers unique ways to experience its rich history and scenic beauty.

The lawsuit claims that Brooklyn attorney Albert Elia was unlawfully dismissed from grand jury duty in Kings County after court officials refused to provide reasonable accommodations, such as assistive technology or verbal descriptions of evidence.

Timeless Torches mark 20 years of high-energy performances with open auditions for passionate dancers over 40.

Subway crime decreased to the second-lowest level in 27 years, according to NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch.

We've been doing desert all wrong! Your favorite cheesecake from Junior's Restaurant & Bakery is now golden brown.

Adult Film, a theatre company, film group and artistic training center, is showcasing three one-act plays between April 10 and 27 in Bushwick.

Brooklyn District Attorney's Office and the New York City Police Department will conduct a gun buyback event at the Cornerstone Baptist Church on Saturday.