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It happened on Christmas just before 6:00pm on 42nd Street. The boy was unharmed.

Police are looking for a suspect who fatally shot a man in Brownsville on Christmas Eve.

On Kwanzaa’s third day, the principle of Ujima highlights the power of collective work and shared responsibility.

Letitia James urges New Yorkers to file complaints and seek refunds when flights are canceled, severely delayed, overbooked or luggage is late

Brooklyn Public Library has reopened the Ryder Library in Bensonhurst after a three-year closure, unveiling a modern, sustainable renovation designed to better serve the community.

The Brooklyn Museum’s Jan. lineup offers drop-in workshops, poetry and sketch programs, stroller tours, Teen Night and a Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra pop-up performance.

Swearing-in at City Hall, open-air festivities in the Canyon of Heroes; RSVPs required, organizers expect “tens of thousands”

A new city-funded program is providing free child care for infants and toddlers at multiple Brooklyn locations, expanding access to early learning.

Students, families, and local leaders gathered in Brownsville as RACS and RAMS officially opened a new school auditorium designed to support arts education and community connection.

Nikole Hannah-Jones embodies Kwanzaa’s principle of self-determination with her focus on Brooklyn, journalism and education