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Brooklyn Police Officer Named Among Members With Most Lawsuit Payouts

Brooklyn Police Officer Named Among Members With Most Lawsuit Payouts

The NYP's largest union, the Police Benevolent Association, argued that allegations of misconduct don't always constitute wrongdoing.
NY Pharmacies Can Sell Birth Control Without a Prescription

NY Pharmacies Can Sell Birth Control Without a Prescription

Women should have full control of their own bodies, Governor Kathy Hochul said.
New Yorkers Feel Quality of Life is Worse: Report

New Yorkers Feel Quality of Life is Worse: Report

A survey from the nonprofit Citizens Budget Commission showed sharp drops in citywide satisfaction ratings.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

Police Charge Brooklyn Man With Murder of 3-Year-Old Boy

Police Charge Brooklyn Man With Murder of 3-Year-Old Boy

The boy had head and neck injuries. The cause of death is under investigation.
'He Was a Good Son': Mom of 19-Year-Old Fatally Shot in Carnasie Mourns Loss

'He Was a Good Son': Mom of 19-Year-Old Fatally Shot in Carnasie Mourns Loss

Montrose's mother, Amanda, believes her son was shot for no reason.
Firefighters Rescue Two Men From Bed-Stuy Scaffolding Collapse

Firefighters Rescue Two Men From Bed-Stuy Scaffolding Collapse

FDNY sources said the men were working on the building when the parapet wall collapsed.
BAM's Spring Benefit Honors Solange Knowles and Mikki Shepard

BAM's Spring Benefit Honors Solange Knowles and Mikki Shepard

The Brooklyn Academy of Music's spring benefit event is on May 1.
City Gets $77M in Federal Grants to Electrify School Buses

City Gets $77M in Federal Grants to Electrify School Buses

The funding will add 180 new electric school buses.
Mayor Adams Accused of Sexually Assaulting a Woman in 1993

Mayor Adams Accused of Sexually Assaulting a Woman in 1993

A former Transit police officer said Adams took advantage of her 31 years ago when she sought career advice.