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A farm stand held at P.S. 178 in Darien Simpson's name Wednesday raised money for a new healthy food initiative

They're giving the mayor an F! Dozens of public school teachers marched through Downtown Brooklyn on Monday evening to demand safer working conditions as in-person classes resume, arguing that educators needed more testing access to stay safe amid th

The family-owned Bed Stuy juice bar opened its second location on Livonia Ave on Monday

Inconsistencies in official's ruling raise questions with family members as they work to understand the full details of victim's death

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The mural is one of ten currently being painted in NYC Health and Hospitals locations as part of the Arts in Medicine program

Today is National Voter Registration Day and officials and organizations across the city are making it easy for New Yorkers to get registered

When he officially launched his campaign for mayor earlier this month, Comptroller Scott Stringer took square aim at what he called "the gentrification industrial complex" that he says has flourished in New York City despite Mayor Bill de Blasio's ye

If you hadn’t switched out the summer wardrobe, now is the time