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The Asylum Application Help Center, which helped thousands of asylum seekers to file paperwork for asylum and temporary work permits in midtown Manhattan, will close soon, city officials told the New York Times.

The hunt is on for a suspect accused of pepper spraying and robbing a woman in Brooklyn on May 7, according to the NYPD.

Multiple people were shot Friday evening in Crown Heights, according to police. Suspect escaped on E-Bike.

Dozens of Brooklyn youth gathered for the Queen Geniuses Empowerment Conference at the Brooklyn Crown Hill Theatre in Crown Heights to learn about self care and empowerment.

More than 28,000 runners will take to the streets of Brooklyn for the 43rd RBC Brooklyn Half on Saturday, May 17. Brooklyn drivers need to be alert for numerous no-parking zones and street closures.

A new look at 311 complaints by the state Comptroller's office found that New Yorkers are using 311 to complain about illegal parking, lack of heat and hot water and excessive noise.

In addition to reducing extreme heat, trees manage stormwater, beautify our streets and reduce air pollution, the Urban Forest Plan will set a vision for the care, management and equitable expansion of the city's urban forest.

The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce's 2025 Asian American Heritage Night Market is back at Industry City with Emmy-nominated host Jacki Jing, over 60 vendors and live performances on May 21.