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Nature Nonprofit to Distribute 2,000 Native Trees to New Yorkers

Nature Nonprofit to Distribute 2,000 Native Trees to New Yorkers

New York Restoration Project will hold four Brooklyn tree giveaways with local partners
New NYPD Initiative to Crack Down on Shootings and Quality of Life Issues, Starting in Brooklyn and the Bronx

New NYPD Initiative to Crack Down on Shootings and Quality of Life Issues, Starting in Brooklyn and the Bronx

The NYPD is launching a new citywide initiative in response to the increased number of shootings and thefts as well as the rise in quality-of-life offenses that contribute to crime.
Man Tries To Kidnap 13-Year-Old On Streets Of East New York: Cops

Man Tries To Kidnap 13-Year-Old On Streets Of East New York: Cops

A man tried to kidnap a 13-year-old in broad daylight on the streets of East New York earlier this week, according to police. The teenage girl was pushing a laundry cart down Pitkin Avenue near Ashford Street around 2:20 p.m.
Video Shows Baby-Faced Attackers Beat Teen in Brooklyn Train Station

Video Shows Baby-Faced Attackers Beat Teen in Brooklyn Train Station

Shocking video captures the moment a crew of baby-faced attackers beat a 14-year-old boy in a Brooklyn train station earlier this month.
NYC to launch citywide doula program for moms: Mayor Adams

NYC to launch citywide doula program for moms: Mayor Adams

New York will launch a citywide program to provide mothers with free access to doulas, Mayor Adams said Wednesday, deploying a relatively small infantry of childbirth experts in high-need areas before expanding across the five boroughs.
Laurie Cumbo Named Cultural Affairs Commissioner by Mayor Eric Adams

Laurie Cumbo Named Cultural Affairs Commissioner by Mayor Eric Adams

Former Brooklyn-based City Councilmember and Majority Leader Laurie Cumbo has been named Commissioner of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs by Mayor Eric Adams.
Brooklyn College Professors Discuss Russia's 'Catastrophic' War on Ukraine, Say There Will Be High Costs for All

Brooklyn College Professors Discuss Russia's 'Catastrophic' War on Ukraine, Say There Will Be High Costs for All

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine approached the one-month mark, professors at Brooklyn College came together Monday for a panel discussion on the historical and political context of the war, which has now resulted in thousands of deaths.
Brian Cunningham Elected to Crown Heights Assembly Seat in Special Election

Brian Cunningham Elected to Crown Heights Assembly Seat in Special Election

Democrat Brian Cunningham has been elected to Brooklyn’s 43 rd Assembly District in a special election to replace former Assemblymember Diana Richardson, winning out over Working Families Party Candidate Jelanie DeShong. Cunningham received 62.
3 Brooklyn Dancers Take to the Stage as Part of Prestigious Ailey II Dance Company

3 Brooklyn Dancers Take to the Stage as Part of Prestigious Ailey II Dance Company

Meagan King, Nicholas Begun and Amar Smalls will be performing as part of the iconic Alvin Ailey’s Ailey II dance company
14-Year-Old Assaulted in East New York Train Station

14-Year-Old Assaulted in East New York Train Station

A 14-year-old boy was attacked by a group of unknown individuals in a Brooklyn subway station last week -- a violent act that left him swollen and bruised in the middle of the afternoon, authorities say.