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The event was full of "good boys" and great costumes.

State police and local law enforcement will increase patrols and target illegal sales of alcohol to minors.

Fort Greene local Daryl Rock shares his thoughts on the City's plans to build a public plaza on Gates Avenue in an open letter.

The Legal Aid Society is backing The United Order of Tents — which was once a safe haven for people escaping slavery — in its fight for a real property tax exemption.

Costume contests, a free winter coat drive, a House of YES party, traditional Dia de los Muertos treats at Green-Wood Cemetery and more Brooklyn Halloween activities!

The Von King Cultural Arts Center in Bedford-Stuyvesant is now open to the public after receiving $7 million worth of renovations.

The new state-of-the-art materials recovery facility will break ground in early 2023 and be fully operational by year’s end.

In total, there were 80 lead-based paint violations found across six Brooklyn buildings, which impacted 285 homes.

Founded by multi-disciplinary artist Christophe Roberts, SEED Brklyn is a local space for creatives.

For families in economic crisis, these Brooklyn-based nonprofits are throwing a party with a purpose.