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In Brooklyn, grassroots groups are forming to address the mounting garbage on city streets that has led to increased sightings of rats.

Remote learning is central to school reopening, but with virtual classes proving problematic in spring, question marks linger for students this fall

The city should launch an independent investigation of a possible work stoppage by NYPD officers, say a pair of pols from Brooklyn and the Bronx. "Violence, especially gun violence, is heading in the wrong direction.

In his 22 years Shimon Shuchat left an indelible mark on the world, New York animal activists say

150 New York Cares volunteers filled the bags for students and families in need as they look to the new school year

It was a busy Friday night in the spring of 2018 at Friends and Lovers, a Crown Heights bar in Brooklyn that caters to a clientele that is largely Black, people of color, and LGBTQ, and the back patio was packed with people dancing when the police st

Is it possible to get COVID-19 twice?

Responsible leaders in Orthodox communities throughout the New York area and beyond are urging increased caution as new cases of COVID-19 are being reported in their midst.

The sponsorship supports Brooklyn Greenway's mission to build a stronger and greener Brooklyn

Real estate brokers and investors have gone too far, homeowners complain.