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Brooklyn residents are being encouraged to cast a line at one of the area's local fishing holes this Veterans Day.

The 100 participants that ran for City Harvest was the largest group of runners the organization has ever fielded for the annual marathon.

The goal is to “increase access to bike share in more low-income communities and communities of color," according to a DOT spokesperson.

State police also responded to 1,006 accidents and issued more than 11,601 tickets over Halloween weekend.

Council Member Farah Louis worked with The Bridge Multicultural Advocacy Project and local volunteers to distribute winter necessities to people in need.

Lurie Daniel-Favors, a Brooklyn local and the commissioner of NYC Racial Justice Commission, shares the context of the initiatives on the ballot that voters will confront on Election Day.

A new community fridge project will supply local residents with fresh produce three times a week.

In total, 13 firearms were recovered by the NYPD across the five boroughs, including eight from Brooklyn.

The Center for Law and Social Justice at Medgar Evers College is running a campaign to educate young Black voters why it is so important to vote — and to vote on 3 new racial justice ballot initiatives — in the 2022 midterms elections.

Steven Wu illegally sold fake condo units and stole more than $5 million from at least 20 Chinese immigrant families. Now, he's getting sued by Attorney General Letitia James.