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Swearing-in at City Hall, open-air festivities in the Canyon of Heroes; RSVPs required, organizers expect “tens of thousands”

A new city-funded program is providing free child care for infants and toddlers at multiple Brooklyn locations, expanding access to early learning.

Students, families, and local leaders gathered in Brownsville as RACS and RAMS officially opened a new school auditorium designed to support arts education and community connection.

Nikole Hannah-Jones embodies Kwanzaa’s principle of self-determination with her focus on Brooklyn, journalism and education

Umoja celebrates unity and togetherness. Explore how Farragut Houses embodies this spirit through celebration, mentorship and collective empowerment.

NYC’s school bus system is failing students, especially those with disabilities, according to a new Comptroller audit citing 150,000 complaints and outdated technology.

A coalition of NYC nonprofit law firms has launched OurCityOurRights.org, a new know-your-rights website offering clear legal guidance for immigrants, protesters and New Yorkers facing law enforcement or ICE encounters.

A 46-year-old man was shot in the chest near Powell St. and Belmont Ave. in Brownsville around 9:45am on December 24, reported The Daily News . The victim was taken to Brookdale University Hospital where he was pronounced dead.