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Brooklyn FC's women's team will head into the fall with a new coach tasked with building on the club's early foundation.

New state data points to a growing disconnect between New York City's housing shortage and the number of regulated apartments sitting unoccupied, according to The City Reporter.

Check out the street theater edition of "The Root of It All: A Dentist's Tale," in three Brooklyn locations.

Thousands of New Yorkers will no longer have to pay to take a civil service exam under a new city initiative.

More than 200,000 New Yorkers will receive additional support as the city works to help residents transition to new health coverage options.

Nearly four decades after his arrest, Brian Kendall is seeking compensation for what he alleges was a wrongful conviction that cost him more than 16 years of his freedom.

Borrowers on SAVE Plan Will Receive Notices About Finding a New Federal Payment Plan Within 90 Days

Flushing Avenue has become home to three temporary art installations designed by professional artists, graduate students and local high school students.

Businesses will be required to provide an easy cancellation method starting on Oct. 1.

The Parks Department hopes to reopen the pool by the end of July, if not sooner.