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The contracts for the school year started July 1, but many early child care providers still have not had them finalized with the DOE, and have no idea when they're going to get paid

Sha-Asia Semple died giving birth to her baby girl Khloe one year ago. On Saturday, her family gathered to throw a special first birthday party for Khloe and remember her beloved mom.

Seltzerland will bring more than 30 alcoholic seltzers to Greenpoint

The board voted unanimously to approve the new totally electric development at 1045 Atlantic Avenue

After a year lost to the coronavirus, New York City's most well-known Fourth of July traditions were back Sunday.

An NYPD departmental trial judge has concluded that one of the most-sued cops on the force deserves to be docked 10 vacation days for an unjustified car stop in Brooklyn, the Daily News has learned.

A Black-owned record store in Bed-Stuy is closing with just a week's notice, but the community is pitching in to help it find a new spot

Omarahe Guarriello, owner of American Vegan Restaurant, struggles to resolve issues around persistent noise complaints

Overall, crime is down in Crown Heights, and in Brooklyn as a whole.

Originally made for the stage, the pandemic turned this theater musical into a podcast musical drama.