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Postal Worker Attacked on The Job in Crown Heights

Postal Worker Attacked on The Job in Crown Heights

A postal worker was delivering mail on Bedford Avenue at 4:30pm Monday when he was attacked.
Brooklyn Hospital Center Nurses Rally to Stabilize Health Benefits

Brooklyn Hospital Center Nurses Rally to Stabilize Health Benefits

Nurses at the Fort Greene hospital say management needs to steady their health care fund over the long term so they do not lose benefits again.
NYC Locks In Timeline For Releasing NYPD Camera Footage

NYC Locks In Timeline For Releasing NYPD Camera Footage

The NYPD formally codified its practice of releasing body-worn camera footage within 30-days of a critical incident.
Art Exhibition at Brooklyn Library Examines Life Behind Bars

Art Exhibition at Brooklyn Library Examines Life Behind Bars

Art meets advocacy in "The Warehouse," a new Bedford Library exhibition examining incarceration, community impact and justice alternatives.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

Man Wanted for Allegedly Stealing Wallet at a Brooklyn Home Depot

Man Wanted for Allegedly Stealing Wallet at a Brooklyn Home Depot

The NYPD described the suspect as being 30 to 40-years-old with a tattoo on the left side of his neck.
Brooklyn Woman Accused of Slashing Sister With Meat Cleaver

Brooklyn Woman Accused of Slashing Sister With Meat Cleaver

A Brooklyn woman is accused of brutally attacking her sister with a meat cleaver, leaving her seriously injured, as their father discovered the violent scene and tried to call for help.
Major Renovation Starts at Brooklyn's Prospect Park

Major Renovation Starts at Brooklyn's Prospect Park

The city is investing $37.5 million to restore 8-acres that will include a new Children's Pool and a pollinator corridor garden.
Second Trial by Anonymous Jury Sends Brooklyn Man to Prison For Murder

Second Trial by Anonymous Jury Sends Brooklyn Man to Prison For Murder

Saalik Jackson, 47, of Bedford-Stuyvesant, was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison by an anonymous jury after the court found compelling evidence that he attempted to tamper with jurors during his first trial, which ended in a deadlock.
NYC Targets Safer Streets With 15 MPH School Zones

NYC Targets Safer Streets With 15 MPH School Zones

The city will implement 15mph School Slow Zones at an additional 800 school locations in 2026, expanding the use of Sammy's Law.