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The city’s Special Commissioner of Investigation found that a school bus driver and bus matron failed to get the students to P.S. 289 on time on Dec. 16, 2025, according to ABC News.

Investigators say more than $5,500 worth of goods intended for resale was stolen from a storage facility on Sept. 12; police have released footage of the suspects.

Fall is definitely in the air!

Access to job training, education and approved volunteer opportunities can help Brooklyn SNAP recipients meet work requirements while maintaining their food assistance.

The debate revealed contrasting visions for tackling New York's affordability challenges while addressing crime and federal immigration operations.

A historic building on Fulton Street has attracted financing interest for its combination of residential space and established retail tenants.

A sweeping cyber operation has disrupted the systems used by fraudsters to steal cryptocurrency and target victims with follow-up recovery scams.

Eligible renters have a new opportunity to secure a one- or two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn for less than $2,600 per month.

Eligible New Yorkers have a chance to secure rent-stabilized housing in Bedford-Stuyvesant, with monthly rents starting at $1,819.

Addressing emergency room bottlenecks and improving patient experiences remain central challenges for One Brooklyn Health as it advances plans to modernize its facilities.