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As climate change intensifies and inequalities deepen, the Center for Brooklyn History will host a discussion series on the issue starting on June 4.

The city is back from the throes of the pandemic, when homicides and shootings were much higher, according to Mayor Eric Adams.

A man in Gravesend was punched and stabbed over the weekend after being asked if he was in a gang.

Police say the worker was cleaning the platform when the incident occurred.

With the defiant spirit of “Still I Rise” as its heartbeat, the museum's Juneteenth celebration returns to Brower Park to honor history, joy and the strength of community.

New York City’s transit heritage takes center stage with the return of the Metropolitan Transportation Agency's annual Parade of Trains.

Meera Joshi, the former New York City Deputy Mayor for Operations, is ready to bring her signature drive to the peaceful paths of Green-Wood Cemetery.

Thousands of seniors in New York City got their groove on in Foley Square in honor of National Older Adult Health and Fitness Day.

In a continued effort to hold companies accountable for pandemic-era price hikes, New York Attorney General Letitia James distributed a major baby formula donation to Brooklyn families.