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Nearly two dozen New York City public school parents are suing Mayor Bill de Blasio and his schools chancellor Meisha Porter in an attempt to force the full return of in-person learning before the end of the school year.

The first cherry blossoms of the year have started blooming at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Apartments are available for families of up to seven people, earning between $14,915 and $118,400 a year.

Don Riepe, who has lived in Broad Channel for nearly 40 years, tracks the phase of the moon and the movement of the tides, cross checking them with forecasts for storms.

Roy Nathanson turned his block into a Jazz haven last year, and this spring, he offers local kids music lessons.

Fulton St has a new burger joint on the block, and owner Jon Yearwood says it has something for everyone.

Faced with a declining membership and crumbling clubhouse, the United Order of Tents in Bed-Stuy is allowing a glimpse into its secret society in the hopes its legacy will be preserved

Brooklyn political activist Alicia Boyd recently attended an ongoing court hearing regarding her case against the New York City Department of City Planning.

One Community is one of the many community groups helping vulnerable BK residents access COVID-19 vaccines

Albany lawmakers pass a budget that could be a lifeline to many Brooklyn residents