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Police say eight people were shot, including several children, during a family’s Fourth of July barbecue in Coney Island, and at least one victim is in critical condition.

New York City has introduced new planning tools that make it easier to add small housing units and reuse development rights in historic districts while keeping landmark protections in place.

Brooklyn residents and entrepreneurs spent the day exploring practical ways to strengthen neighborhoods through business ownership and community investment.

Residents and community partners celebrated the opening of two transformed outdoor areas designed for gathering, recreation, and connection

New public artwork has been rolled out across 21 sites in Downtown Brooklyn, bringing large-scale murals into the neighborhood’s pedestrian-priority streets.

New federal policies are changing how many Americans repay their student loans, creating new deadlines and repayment requirements.

The annual event celebrated the people whose work continues to strengthen neighborhoods throughout the 19th Senate District.

A legal challenge is underway as officials continue counting ballots in one of Brooklyn's closest primary races.

A new scholarship will give one aspiring music industry student the opportunity to earn a tuition-free degree while receiving hands-on mentorship from one of the industry's most respected audio engineers.

Eleven residents were recognized for their contributions to the community during this year's annual recognition ceremony.