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Citing the impending boom in grocery delivery apps across the city, bodega owners say they need assistance now

The commissioners are in the final stretch of their mandate to remove institutional racism in NYC

The CDC says the delta variant is still the cause of 99% of the current coronavirus cases in the U.S. When it comes to the omicron variant, the White House and federal health officials are saying be concerned, but don't panic.

Brooklyn Public Library has marked its 125th anniversary with a proclamation by Mayor-elect and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams

Rumor has it, Santa shops at Brooklyn's holiday markets too.

Three years after leaving Moscow, Leo Allenby is organizing a holiday celebration for the Russian-speaking queer community, welcoming everybody to experience a queer subculture they may not be familiar with

Overall, crime is up in East New York and in Brooklyn as a whole.

A thief took a yellow school bus on a wild joyride through Brooklyn Thursday afternoon, ramming it into several vehicles to try and escape police officers surrounding him. The crazed pursuit began shortly before 3 p.m.

A Little Piece of Light is hosting the toy and coat drive for system and trauma impacted women, girls and members of the LGBTQ community on December 8

The show transforms familiar Nutcracker characters and scenes to represent the diverse traditions and vibrant culture of Brooklyn