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Brooklyn Lab Charter School is running a six-week boot camp to assist its senior students through the college application process.

Dollar vans allow Brooklynites that reside in areas without public transit to get to transportation hubs in Brooklyn.

Contemporary artist and designer Liz Collins is the latest artist to leave her mark, with a dynamic new mural at the renowned Pearl Street Triangle.

On Nov. 20, 15 landmarks will be lit in the colors of the transgender flag, including the bridge connecting Brooklyn to Queens.

Among the free services that will be offered at the event are food and clothing, housing support, legal assistance, and more

Governor Kathy Hochul announced $21.4 million in federal funding will be distributed through 17 service providers.

Artist Woomin Kim uses vibrant textiles and fabric to depict landscapes of Queens and South Seoul, two places she calls home, in the latest FiveMyles installation.

Two new bookstores have opened in Bed-Stuy, filling the hole left by Brownstone Books’ closure 10 years ago.

The company said the expansion of its fast charging stations into more cities will help to accommodate rising electric vehicle adoption.

The funding will facilitate the addition of 200 new workers to the New York City Department of Sanitation.