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For over a year, Lilah Mejia has spent her days cooped up in her living room, supervising her five school-age children's remote learning on a jumble of iPads and laptops.

The daylong celebration is being held by Life of Hope in collaboration with New York Haitian Consulate Office

Local 79, a construction labor union holds informational line on President Street to bring awareness on issues regarding the Bedford construction site.

A Brooklyn senior service provider is raising the alarm about the length of time senior centers have been closed, and calling on the city to urgently plan to reopen.

Crime is down in Flatbush, but up in East Flatbush and Brooklyn as a whole.

Romy Vilsaint, a Haitian immigrant and 5th-grade student, was delivered a fatal punch to the head by a classmate who admitted he was dared to hit him for $1

Several sites in the rezoning area are vulnerable to demolition, says Preserving East New York (PENY).

Evener Leon allegedly rented out unsafe rooms in an illegally subdivided apartment

In Bedford-Stuyvesant, Samantha DiStefano closes her Mama Fox restaurant and bar for Sunday dinner and all of Monday because she can't hire enough workers to cover those shifts.

After five years, one tenant — a grandma named Ava Pennie — is still hanging on in the fight against a Bed-Stuy landlord accused of harassment.