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New York City public school teachers are ready to strike if they believe the city hasn't done enough to keep the schools safe from COVID-19 when the new academic year starts Sept. 10. "If a court deems that we are breaking the Taylor Law so be it.

Brooklyn’s Kenneth Mbonu will bring a long history and experience in economic development and community work to the table

Mohd R. Amin alleges that his properties have been stolen from under him using false deeds

Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and Finance firm Fiserv launch grant program to keep business afloat during pandemic

Another block of Vanderbilt Ave will be closed to cars and buses on the weekends for the city's Open Streets program

The grant has allowed 24 teens, including kids of essential workers, to work in the park this summer

Half of the shootings that have rattled New York City this summer happened in Brooklyn or have a strong link to the borough, the NYPD's top cop said Tuesday.

The first U.S. schools have reopened with in-person classes, and they are already setting off alarm bells about how quickly the coronavirus can spread

Brooklyn Congressman Hakeem Jeffries and Ted Lieu of California called for the FBI to investigate whether crimes were committed by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy or members of the board of governors of the U.S. Postal Service.

The new mural draws attention to the difficulties of released prisoners and their families