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From resident associations to philanthropic leaders, the Brooklyn Navy Yard spotlighted the partnerships shaping equitable economic growth at its annual Power of Partnership Breakfast.

The third phase of Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment’s $140 million arena transformation introduces 9,000-square-foot club blending Brooklyn-inspired design, elevated dining and unprecedented access to the game

New York City Comptroller Mark Levine warns of a $2.2 billion budget shortfall in FY2026 and a projected $10.4 billion gap in FY2027, the largest late-year deficit since the Great Recession.

New York Blood Center joined city leaders in Brooklyn to warn of a blood emergency as donations drop to critical levels.

The temperature in New York City is not expected to go above 19 degrees Fahrenheit on Saturday, while residents can expect anywhere from 8 to 12 inches of snow on Sunday.

"From Weeksville to Kingsborough: Still We Rise," a new mural located on the backside of the recently restored "Exodus and Dance" frieze by Harlem Renaissance sculptor Richmond Barthé was unveiled at the Kingsborough Houses NYCHA complex.

Nearly 90% of youth stop seeing their mental health provider after they turn 21. A new health clinic at NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull looks to bridge that gap by giving comprehensive heath care options for New Yorkers aged 16- to 25-years-old.

Experience how collage becomes a tool of memory, resilience and reinvention in a Black History Month exhibition at the Tanya Weddemire Gallery in Industry City.

Residents rallied against the proposed Monitor Point development ahead of a community board meeting, where hundreds turned out to voice their opinions.