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The FDNY evacuated a building in Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon because of elevated levels of carbon monoxide.

A free Brahms recital and a contemporary theater production are among the performances planned for Brooklyn College this October.

Local organizations will receive an opportunity to strengthen community health initiatives through funding for nutrition workshops, culinary education and food equity programs.

A spooky carnival and haunted house will headline a free Halloween celebration at the Shirley Chisholm Recreation Center.

Pressure for changes to New York’s utility system grew Tuesday as Brooklyn residents called for greater public oversight of energy costs and infrastructure

Safer walkways, refreshed planting beds and restored garden areas are giving Ocean Hill residents more ways to use Phoenix Community Garden.

Atlantic Terminal is expanding its community programming this fall, combining family entertainment with opportunities to discover local vendors and Latin dance.

Housing Rights Initiative has helped bring a class-action lawsuit against AvalonBay Communities over alleged illegal rent overcharges involving rent-stabilized tenants at three Downtown Brooklyn apartment buildings. The lawsuit, filed Sept.

In a press conference following the shooting of 28-year-old Oscar Belgal in the Bronx on Oct. 8, the officials calls for federal accountability.

A night out at several Brooklyn bars can help provide comfort and practical support to cancer patients this October.