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Lawmakers Urge Feds to Stop Funding Predictive Policing Software

Led by New York Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke, the letter highlighted the software’s issue of over-predicting crime in Black and Latino neighborhoods.
Motion to Dismiss Home Care Aides Lawsuit Denied by State’s Top Court

Motion to Dismiss Home Care Aides Lawsuit Denied by State’s Top Court

The lawsuit alleges home care aides only received 13 hours of pay for working a 24-hour shift.

Officials Push Bill Requiring EpiPens in Public Venues

The idea for the bill came from Lucia Zaremba, a high school student at Poly Prep.
This Bed-Stuy Elementary is Cultivating Green Thumbs

This Bed-Stuy Elementary is Cultivating Green Thumbs

Congressman Hakeem Jeffries funded a new hydroponics lab for P.S. 23, the Carter G. Woodson Elementary School.
Federal Disaster Aid Approved For September Floods

Federal Disaster Aid Approved For September Floods

The federal funding will support Kings, Nassau, and Westchester Counties with various recovery and reconstruction efforts.
A Year-Long Bash for Brooklyn Museum's 200th

A Year-Long Bash for Brooklyn Museum's 200th

The museum unveiled its new programming, exhibitions and initiatives ahead of its 200th birthday.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

Brooklyn Piano Teacher Gets 7-Year Jail Sentence For Sexual Assault, Grooming Young Girl

Brooklyn Piano Teacher Gets 7-Year Jail Sentence For Sexual Assault, Grooming Young Girl

The teacher was arrested in July 2020 after the girl reported him to her parents.
FDNY Rescue Four People From Brooklyn Building Fire

FDNY Rescue Four People From Brooklyn Building Fire

The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Footage Shows NYPD Rescue Man Who Fell on Subway Tracks in Brooklyn

Footage Shows NYPD Rescue Man Who Fell on Subway Tracks in Brooklyn

The man is expected to recover in hospital.