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The national exhibition kicking off Tuesday in Brooklyn tells the untold stories of 12 elders and the years they lost by staying in the closet

The three homicides over the last five years all happened in the Woodson Houses, a NYCHA building for 450 elderly residents on Powell St. near Dumont Ave. in Brownsville — and all three remain unsolved.

Today marks the 35th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a celebration of the beloved leader of the modern U.S. civil rights movement and 1964 Nobel Peace Prize winner.

NYC is set to run out of vaccinations by the end of next week if the federal and state governments don't step in.

Jose Ortiz, Jr., CEO at nonprofit New York City Employment and Training Coalition, has been awarded around $400K for his organization and to fund his own growth as a leader.

The new contemporary exhibition challenges the complex established history of abstract Latinx art

Like many low-income communities, East New York was hit hard when coronavirus began to sweep through the city in late March. But the neighborhood was simultaneously the victim of two other pandemics: gun violence and police misconduct.

The question was one that attracted a lot of discussion at a community meeting on the small Fort Greene park’s future.

The lawsuit follows an investigation into the NYPD’s use of ‘brutal force’ against protestors last year and years prior

If too many Americans refuse to take the COVID-19 vaccine, achieving population immunity will be difficult.