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A 74-year-old woman was fatally stabbed and another injured in a Brooklyn attack Saturday night, police said. The suspect remains unknown as the investigation continues.

Investigators say the victim was shot in his left thigh around 4:00am, at the corner of 61st Street and 9th Avenue.

More than 1,000 people attended the Brooklyn SeltzerFest at Industry City.

The $80 million Future Fund now has lower loan minimums, reduced rates and flexible repayment options to support small businesses across all five boroughs.

Older New Yorkers make up 20% of the city’s population, yet the New York City Department for the Aging receives just half of one penny of every dollar the city spends.

The Gowanus art museum appoints Liz Munsell as VP of Curatorial and Arts Programs, expanding exhibitions, education and community-focused initiatives.

Last week, the city filled in 1,686 potholes. There are more fixes ahead.

Marie Theodore is appointed Housing Committee Chair for Brooklyn’s Community Board 17, focusing on tenant rights and community engagement.

New York City rolls out pre-approved ADU designs, financing and guidance to make adding extra living space easier for homeowners.