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Neighbors of 1333 Broadway discovered a proposed 20-story development for the site which included a 114-car parking lot might be illegal. They were right.

The new legislation includes changes to abide by two Supreme Court decisions that said the original moratorium was unconstitutional

At least seven New Yorkers, including a 2-year-old boy, were killed as record rains from the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida pounded the city, sparking "catastrophic" flooding, officials said Thursday.

A number of public health experts in Brooklyn support the City's plan for reopening schools, despite the rise in COVID-19 cases.

The city offered community groups $100 for every person they referred to get vaccinated – East Flatbush Village came through with almost 500 people

New college President Dr. Pratricia Ramsey has promised to meet with union leaders and come up with a 'path forward'

Hudson Companies bought the controversial site, which is slated for residential development, from Midwood Investment & Development.

For residents of the Betty Shabazz Apartments in Brooklyn, a higher standard of living seemed on deck when a real estate company co-founded by former Mets first baseman Mo Vaughn acquired their 160-unit affordable housing complex in 2010.

The classes will include Djembe drum and drumline classes, along with African, Jazz, Hip Hop, Afro beat, and contemporary modern dance classes.

The haikus are being displayed through a series of murals on Brooklyn buildings, celebrating Wright’s short poems.