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As COVID-19 has left many communities of color with little to no support, one volunteer ambulance service steps up

Phara Souffrant Forrest is running against incumbent Walter Mosley to represent the 57th State Assembly District

A cyclist, apparently making a delivery, was killed by an on-duty MTA bus driver on Tuesday afternoon at a dangerous intersection in Flatbush.

Due to an overwhelming demand for hand sanitizers, two Brooklyn-based distilleries have been forced to pivot

By: Kathryn Levy, on behalf of the executive committee of the New York Progressive Action Network (NYPAN) Who are we? We are citizens of New York State, political activists, and deeply engaged voters, who care passionately about our democratic rights

Mayor de Blasio's "End of the Line" plan demands MTA close 10 subway terminals to curb virus transmission

Brooklyn photographer Dan Marino started Social Stoops to spread positivity and get people appreciating their time at home

There's no move that makes you feel more like a VIP guest or regular at a restaurant than knowing you can order off the menu or asking the chef to "just cook.

The Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership has organized a fun free week of "live" events!

With brown and black New Yorkers disproportionately at-risk for contracting the coronavirus, the city and state announced plans to expand access to testing and face masks for residents of the city's public-housing system.