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For Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Wednesday is the best day of the week. During the pandemic, it's been the one day they get to see friendly faces outside their home.

Coffee Project New York is offering six scholarships for a comprehensive barista training program to African American baristas in New York

Phyllis Elliott, a home health aide who lives in Crown Heights, was thrilled to line up on the opening day of the large-scale COVID-19 vaccine site at Medgar Evers College.

"I'm not doing this for the money. I'm doing it because -- in my heart of hearts -- we're totally f***ed if we don't stop climate change."

Khari Covington was arrested in January after attacking seven women in the Bushwick area

A potential $4 trillion federal infrastructure package could include money to connect Brooklyn's south eastern neighborhoods to Central Brooklyn subway lines

Shmurda served six years for charges of conspiracy and weapons possession

Andy Akers and Jennifer Wilkov traveled from Prospect Heights in Brooklyn to The Teachers Preparatory High School in Brownsville to get the COVID-19 vaccination Tuesday.

In some states, getting a COIVD-19 vaccination appointment has felt like winning the lottery.

Brooklyn Blooms has opened a second location on the heels of the original location’s fifth anniversary