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Brooklyn youth can look forward to a summer of free sports in parks across the borough.

The ruling came after allegations that ICE misled the court about the legality of its courthouse arrest operations

Organizers discussed concern for what they described as a growing climate of authoritarianism

A crowded room in Queens underscored a simple political reality: organized labor is moving in one direction.

Before sunrise, a quiet Red Hook morning turned into a race to get residents safely out of danger.

Another sinkhole has opened up in New York City, this time swallowing a dump truck in Brooklyn, according to the FDNY. The sinkhole on Thursday was reported near 1864 51st St. in Mapleton at around noon, the fire department said.

What unfolded in Brooklyn was less a ceremony than a collective arrival, years of effort meeting a future now fully within reach.

The Great PLG Stoop and Sidewalk Sale returns to Prospect Lefferts Gardens on June 7, transforming more than 22 blocks into a neighborhood-wide open-air market.

The fellowship offers $12,500 and mentorship to emerging Black women and nonbinary jazz musicians.