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Joseph C. Grant Jr. will be premiering his five-part miniseries, "To Live and Die in Bed Stuy" this weekend.

The neighborhood was rezoned four years ago to spur development and increase affordable housing stock

Life online isn't ideal, but it is manageable.

The congregation of a Crown Heights church has joined residents and local advocates in their shared opposition to plans for large-scale residential development on the landmarked site of the church-owned Hebron Seventh Day Adventist School.

The first in a five-part video series highlighting the urgent need for Brooklyn communities, especially communities of color, to fill out the census.

While indoor dining is now allowed, many say it doesn't make sense for them to open inside.

State Senator Julia Salazar tells Brooklynites "Tú Cuentas" in event to celebrate immigration and boost Brooklyn's census count

In the first of this 3-part series, we talk to Brooklyn parents, students and teachers about opening classrooms amidst the pandemic.

Should the mural be moved? Fulton Street reopened? Or should the area become a permanent pedestrian plaza?

In the neighborhood of East New York, elementary school Principal Janet Huger-Johnson, who grew up there, aims to make her school a sanctuary, a place where kids might be able to forget for a moment that they are living through a pandemic.