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A Brooklyn Org survey reveals sharp cost increases, reduced funding and high community need are making nonprofits fear for their financial stability heading into 2026.

Everyone knows it's all about the community parties, where Brooklynites young and old hang outside to laugh and be merry amid ghouls and goblins.

Officers were called to the scene at Evergreen Avenue and Eldert Street just after 6:30pm on Thursday.

Police are searching for a man said to have stolen $79,000 from two CubeSmart storage facilities.

The city has opened two financial empowerment centers in Flatbush and East New York, where working class New Yorkers can get free help in dealing with medical debt, student loans, opening a bank account and more.

Brooklyn Public Library’s "Books Unbanned" initiative hits one million e-book checkouts and 51,000 digital cards nationwide, expanding access to censored books for young readers across all 50 states.

The famous French culinary institute will bring its Bleu Table U.S. Tour to Brooklyn, featuring live demos and tastings.

From Prospect Heights to Industry City, these spots are serving sashimi, nigiri and rolls that’ll make you text your group chat mid-bite.