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Police said they are searching for a silver Toyota SUV. The driver of the SUV allegedly ran a red light and hit 75-year-old Judith Byron on the corner of East 41st Street and 7th Avenue.

“It’s heartbreaking that two young girls are gone because they somehow thought riding outside a subway train was an acceptable game,” Demetrius Crichlow, the president of NYC Transit, said in a statement.

Commanding Officer Frank Giordano said during a news conference that six uniformed police officers arrived after 9:00am to a home where a woman called 911.

P.S. 197’s new schoolyard was designed to capture 1.7 million gallons of stormwater each year, easing flooding in the neighborhood.

Homecrest Community Services launched a safety and defense initiative in Bensonhurst, equipping Brooklyn's Asian communities with tools for solidarity.

The Climate Action Grants program celebrated Brooklyn residents for leading grassroots sustainability projects that benefit thousands of public housing neighbors.

Nearly 40 doctors across 14 specialties now under one roof in a state-of-the-art facility designed with patients in mind.

El Puente's annual festival in South Williamsburg centered on preserving cultural identity and pushing back against federal funding cuts, gentrification and political attacks on immigrant and Latine communities.

The Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation hosted its 9th Annual ART IS ALIVE Festival in Bed-Stuy, featuring dance classes, live music, a vendor marketplace and a lively block party finale.