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The proposed hub would increase access to healthy food, generate $7 million in annual revenue, create 31 local jobs, and more

More than half of New York City’s 1.1 million students will be going back to the same overcrowded, under-resourced schools they left behind in 2020.  

New York City has taken homelessness prevention for veterans seriously, and it shows.

The life of a beloved Queens real estate broker was cut short after she was struck by an e-bike while walking to get dinner.

The passage of Intro 146 will significantly increase the CityFHEPS rental assistance program, potentially making over 70,000 new apartments accessible to voucher holders.

The Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and NYC Service announced 13 Love Your Block grant recipients for 2021

Aisha Amin is a filmmaker and native New Yorker whose work is inspired by Masjid At-Taqwa, a historic Brooklyn mosque.

Opponents of the North Brooklyn Pipeline are encouraging people to withhold $66 of their gas bills - the amount National Grid is estimated to be hoping to charge ratepayers for the pipeline

The weather is warmer, the pandemic restrictions are looser and New York City's mayoral hopefuls have wasted no time closing their Zoom screens and hitting the streets to reach voters in person for the home stretch of the race.

Memorial Day is not Veterans Day. Today, we honor those who gave what Abraham Lincoln called "the last full measure of devotion," their very lives, in defense of their nation.