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The Incubator Project boosts emerging social justice organizations by providing them with a $5,000 grant, free co-working space and professional development support. 

Health department officials warn that New Yorkers who use cocaine, even occasionally, may be at risk of an opioid overdose. 

Locals will miss the neighborhood spot for its affordable, all-day breakfast menu and welcoming service.

BJ the Chicago Kid, Angie Stone, Third World, Avant and William McDowell, among others, are also joining this year’s soulful lineup

Brownsville, East New York, Crown Heights and Bed-Stuy have seen a 28 percent increase in shootings, according to new NYPD data

A former landfill along Jamaica Bay has been transformed into a green oasis, the 407-acre Shirley Chisholm State Park

The free 12-week class empowers previously absent dads to become a strong and caring presence in their children's lives

Check out our selection of local destinations where Brooklynites can watch Macy's dazzling pyrotechnic extravaganza

Rep. Clarke is the channeling the "fighting spirit" of the late Rep. Major Owens, a progressive advocate for education and equality, to restore her constituents' faith in reliable postal service

Reading Zoo is a new storybook-based exhibit that draws inspiration from the Brooklyn Children's Museum’s collection of animal taxidermy.