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CaribBeing, along with local leaders, have designated June 17 a day to celebrate Brooklyn’s vibrant Caribbean community

The new multifaceted initiative uses exhibitions, new and crowdsourced collections, public programs, and performances to explore racial protest in Brooklyn

Sitting on the ledge of a playground in the St. Albans neighborhood of Queens, Gregg Vance had just overheard two adult basketball players say they weren't plugged into the mayoral race. "You don't know who's running?" he said in disbelief.

In on-the-street interviews with potential voters, few could identify candidates for mayor, borough president, or in their council district race.

New state-of-the-art music venue Brooklyn Made is currently under construction in Bushwick, with tickets going on sale this week

Eric Adams, who is considered the leading candidate for mayor of New York City, came under intense fire on Wednesday from Democratic rivals who questioned whether he lived in New Jersey or the city and cast doubt on his honesty. Mr.

The teenager allegedly fired six rounds at an unknown man walking across the street, hitting the girl’s head

After a year of taking a backseat to more immediate problems caused by COVID-19, property tax reform is back as one of the key issues facing New York City.

On May 8, the Fort Greene Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a walking tour highlighting the Prison Ship Martyrs.

The legislation pushed by BK Senator Zellnor Myrie has passed the State Assembly and Senate