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2026 El Niño May Cause a Warmer and Wetter Winter in NYC

2026 El Niño May Cause a Warmer and Wetter Winter in NYC

A strengthening hurricane may set New York City on track for warmer weather, as coastal communities face a higher chance of wet conditions.
In Brooklyn, Caribbean Writers Are Imagining What Comes Next

In Brooklyn, Caribbean Writers Are Imagining What Comes Next

This weekend, Brooklyn's literary community gathered for five days of conversations, readings and celebrations of Caribbean writing and culture.
Plans in Motion for 650 New NYC Buses

Plans in Motion for 650 New NYC Buses

MTA begins its latest fleet upgrade with request for proposals in its 2025-2029 capital plan.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

Suspect in Custody Following Shooting of 20-Year-Old Man in East Flatbush

Suspect in Custody Following Shooting of 20-Year-Old Man in East Flatbush

Police say it happened on Nostrand Avenue at 3:48am.
2 Men Fatally Shot Inside Howard Playground in Brownsville, Brooklyn

2 Men Fatally Shot Inside Howard Playground in Brownsville, Brooklyn

Two men were fatally shot inside a playground in Brooklyn Friday night, police said.
Grand Bazaar NYC Sets Brooklyn's First Pop-Up

Grand Bazaar NYC Sets Brooklyn's First Pop-Up

Brooklyn shoppers will get a new opportunity to discover independent makers and vintage finds this fall when Grand Bazaar NYC expands into the borough.
Brooklyn Children’s Museum: New Programming For Families Coming This Fall

Brooklyn Children’s Museum: New Programming For Families Coming This Fall

From rooftop roller skating to hands-on BMX science, Brooklyn Children’s Museum is giving families new ways to play and learn this fall.
New York Boosts Security as Hate Crimes Rise

New York Boosts Security as Hate Crimes Rise

At-risk community organizations across New York are set to receive stronger security protections ahead of the Jewish High Holidays.
$36M in Teacher Funds Left Unawarded

$36M in Teacher Funds Left Unawarded

Millions of dollars meant to help New York address its teacher shortage went unawarded, leaving districts with fewer resources to recruit and retain educators.