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Charter school announces the signing of a 15-year lease for a “purpose-built” high school campus.

Park Slope is set to get a larger-than-life dose of puppetry, music and political theater this month.

Police found the 42-year-old man on Bushwick Street.

NYPD officers fatally shot a man who charged them with a knife during an early-morning standoff on the Brooklyn Bridge, police said.

Local officials and the New York Governor cut the ribbon on the United States Jewish Organization of Williamsburg and North Brooklyn's new food pantry ahead of the High Holy Days.

Late-night events at the Brooklyn Navy Yard are facing renewed scrutiny as noise and other disruptions continue to frustrate nearby residents.

For Brooklyn residents affected by the overdose crisis, Monday’s gathering offered more than remembrance, providing hands-on training, resources and connections to recovery support.

Mayor Mamdani and Schools Chancellor Samuels announced the most expansive AI policy for schools across the country. Here’s what it could mean and what it may not.

Winter no longer means packing up roadway dining setups for Brooklyn restaurants, under a new city law that makes outdoor dining a year-round option.