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The Public Theater is setting up pop-up box offices in the borough to make it easier for Brooklynites to score the coveted tickets to the annual Central Park production

The 18-month renovation will expand the emergency department's capacity and accelerate patient flow to treatment and support services.

Overnight L train service between Lorimer Street and Broadway Junction will be canceled for multiple weeknights and weekends up to January

Footprints Café, which has gained a wide-spread following for it's "Rasta Pasta," is opening a new outpost on Nostrand Avenue

The number of Nigerian immigrants to New York City has accelerated, and many are choosing Brooklyn. 

The pioneering designer is best known for his avant-garde Space Age designs, an affinity for geometric shapes and ready-to-wear, unisex fashion

New data shows that infant mortality rates are highest among black, low-income and foreign-born New Yorkers

The Afro-Latino Festival boasts a packed program of cultural events and live performances by Latin Grammy-winners Flor de Toloache and Jose Alberto

A new report reveals that the life expectancy in Brownsville is 5.6 years shorter compared to the city average

Seeds in the Middle has been running recreational soccer programs since 2009; now, the nonprofit is taking the game to the next level.