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What's on Your Smartphone? Yes, the private photos of dozens of female celebrities that were posted on 4chan.org this past weekend were obtained from Apple's iCloud.

Speed Cameras Mayor Bill de Blasio and state Sen. Jeffrey Klein announced an expansion of New York City's speed camera program, involving the addition of 120 more automatic ticket-issuing devices near public schools, reported the Observer .

Police at West Indian Day Parade Police caught and arrested a man identified as Derrik Goodings on Labor Day, after he fired into a crowd of J'ouvert revelers for no apparent reason.

The New York City Police Department is sending out a warning to residents surrounding the "one-ring phone scam," which uses auto-dialers to target cell phone numbers across the country.

Artist Lourdes Bernard Opening Sunday, September 7 - through October 5, at FiveMyles Gallery is New Visions: Crown Heights Artists.

Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation sees an important part of its mission to "improve the quality of life" for those in Central Brooklyn.

G Train After a five-week closure, subway riders of the G train running between Brooklyn and Queens are set to regain uninterrupted service today, as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority reopens the tunnel that was closed due to damage by supers

Raymond Henderson plans to sue the city for $5 million after doctors at Kings County Hospital lost a part of thumb, reported the Daily News .

The 2014 West Indian Labor Day Parade in Brooklyn was not unlike years past: Flags, bullhorns, bells, whistles, good food, bright colors, big smiles, tons of skin and loads of cultural pride! Check out these photos, and feel free to share your own! S

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