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The success of Brooklyn’s small businesses is key to New York’s post-COVID-19 economic recovery and the state government will do everything it can to support them, Governor Kathy Hochul reiterated at Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce’s annual meeting and

Here's why lifelong Willoughby Avenue residents are mobilizing around a building deeply rooted in the area's history.

The Brownsville community is mourning the death of Michael Thomas, known as Mr. Mentor, criminal justice advocate, community activist, and retired corrections officer. He died from prostate cancer on Friday, Nov. 19, 2021.

The tax lien sale is slated to take place on Dec. 17 despite political and community opposition

The former champ is also making a comeback to the ring.

After a rat appearance, and raised voices fighting to hear over the J train, a meeting between developers of a luxury tower and worried Bushwick residents abruptly was ended

NALEO Educational Fund has found that Latinos accounted for nearly two-thirds of New York’s population growth since 2010

A worker at a Brooklyn deli was shot and killed during an attempted robbery at the shop Tuesday evening, police said. The deadly incident occurred around 7:30 p.m. inside the Flatbush Deli Corp.

The David Prize awards five extraordinary New Yorkers with great ideas $200,000 each year with no strings attached

On Sunday, a holiday party and drag show at Three Dollar Bill became a first-of-its-kind safe space for Russian-speakers to celebrate their diversity and queerness in total freedom