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The city Department of Transportation will present project details and host public workshops beginning April 23 that will change how vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists move through the major artery.

"Darkroom Masters of Culture," a documentary series on Black and brown photographers created by Russell Frederick and Anderson Zaca, is up for a Webby People's Voice award.

New York state will tear down a vacant building at 729 Van Sinderen and construct a new 11-story building with 193 apartments affordable to households earning at or below 60% of the Area Median Income. Most of the units will be supportive housing.

Asase Yaa’s Children’s Summer Arts Camp returns to Bed-Stuy, offering youth ages 4–13 hands-on experience in live performance and cultural storytelling.

Police are searching for about 15 teens who allegedly assaulted a man at 8th Ave and 66th St, displayed knives and stole his jacket Sunday night

The incident unfolded at around 10:52am inside of 75 Cumberland Walk in Fort Greene. Police say they received a 911 call reporting that shots were fired inside apartment 12E.

Brooklyn preservation projects in DUMBO, Crown Heights and beyond earn top honors from the New York Landmarks Conservancy 2026 awards.

Open Squash is expanding to Williamsburg with a new waterfront facility featuring courts, training spaces and inclusive programming for all skill levels.

New York City reached an $875,000 settlement with HungryPanda over allegations it charged illegal fees to restaurants, including immigrant-owned businesses, in violation of local delivery app laws.