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The NYC Elevating Business Loan Program will help New York City small businesses access affordable capital and support long-term growth.

Seventy-five NYC students won top honors in the NYC History Day Contest hosted by the Center for Brooklyn History, with several winners from Brooklyn schools.

Jane Fonda leads the Brooklyn premiere of "Dear Everything," a climate musical with youth choirs at BAM on April 22.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has paused the city’s tax lien sale program while officials conduct a six-month review and consider replacing the controversial system, Gothamist reported.

Brendan Spector, a student at M.S. 839, was named MVP at the Roads to Success 3X3 Basketball Tournament.

Weeksville Heritage Center hosts a free Women’s History Month event honoring Zora Neale Hurston with storytelling, dance and family-friendly activities.

The dance company purchased its longtime Greenpoint home, securing permanent space for dance artists and performances as the organization celebrates its 25th anniversary.

Beginning at 6:00am, more than 80 DOT crews will be deployed across city streets and highways in all five boroughs to fix many of the potholes that appeared due to the snow.

A rally at the Rockaway Avenue subway stop emphasized the need for the station to be accessible to disabled and older New Yorkers.

The Brooklyn-based composer, pianist and electronic artist premieres "Dark Science" at Bar Bayeux in Prospect Lefferts Gardens on April 1.