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Paramedic Steve Kleinberg plans to retire next month after 15 years on the job, even though he hasn't accrued enough time to reach full pension benefits.

The new Shirley A. Chisholm Community Center will include an indoor pool and a kitchen for cooking classes

In the late 1990s, Arshay Cooper, now of Brooklyn, lived in Chicago, where he starred on America's first all-Black public high school rowing team.

With little warning, City Hall announced that two main thoroughfares that border Prospect Park will be removed from the program

As temperatures hit the mid-90s over the weekend, NYC hit back by opening hydrants and cooling centers

Building Skills New York helps folks from underserved and underemployed neighborhoods get jobs in the construction industry

Medgar Evers' wife, Myrlie Evers, says the college's downward spiral has been a cause of embarrassment and deep concern.

Billions of dollars in funding could be cut from schools, hospitals and transit if New Yorkers don’t respond to this year’s census

Part-owner Diego Macias was terminated from the pizzeria. Nine days later, Archie's shut down for good.

Davell Samuel Earl Gardner Jr. would be celebrating his second birthday in September. He'd be grasping his bright red Elmo doll, golden brown Teddy bear with crimson bow and probably watching Teletubbies on TV and playing with his mom.