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Testimony, surveillance video and witness accounts shaped the verdict in the fatal stabbing outside a Brooklyn gas station.
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The Brooklyn venue will open this month after receiving permits and launching long-term neighborhood investment plans.
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After a failed takeover offer, members and filmmakers race to secure the future of a community darkroom before June 30.
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DHS denies claims of excessive force, saying Nigerian immigrant Chidozie Okeke was “physically combative."
Brooklyn officials push ahead with a $21 million park plan while judges continue to use a contested Columbus Park parking lot.
Brooklyn Defender Services signed the lease at The Wheeler, consolidating offices in Downtown Brooklyn.
The “Car-Free Parks” campaign seeks to convert park roadways into pedestrian space.
Police are investigating after 15 people entered Brooklyn sewers through manholes and later emerged miles apart before leaving.
The expected competition of the project comes after numerous delays.
A proposed waterfront development with 460 affordable apartments heads toward a City Council vote amid sharp community opposition.
Blood collections down 15%, approximately 4,500 fewer donations than needed to meet hospital demands amid summer holiday disruptions
Members approved a boycott of Israeli products by a 67 percent to 31 percent vote amid heated debate and resignations.
Police continued searching Tuesday for the gunman who fled after the fatal shooting.
The new owners say the nearly century-old bar will keep its historic look and karaoke nights.
Cookbook author plans a larger Brooklyn outpost with coffee, prepared foods and a bakery.
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Innovators given a front-row seat to NYC's modern industrial economy, meeting the companies building, piloting and scaling at the Yard
A day after flash flooding hit Bed-Stuy, residents say water still covers streets.
The Ordinary launches a no-cost express bus through June 9.
The River Ring housing complex will qualify for major property tax savings under a late state budget deal.
City advances Bronx and Brooklyn neighborhood plans along White Plains Road and south of Prospect Park to add housing and jobs.
Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso declared a “Shaggy Day” on Tuesday.
Two people died at the Rikers Island within 24 hours as federal monitors continue warning about safety failures.
Plans for playgrounds, a skate park and lawns face resistance from judges
Authorities say the 21-year-old fled while being escorted into the courthouse for arraignment Tuesday afternoon.
From a brand partner: A neighbor says Hrian stands out for his kindness, strong work ethic and willingness to help others in the community.
The chain is delivering everyday savings to NYC shoppers, as part of its multi-year strategy to lower prices and improve customer experience
Drivers will see alternate side parking move from overnight restrictions to morning street cleaning hours on three blocks.
Protesters blocked parts of Jay Street to demand investigations after deaths, prolonged detentions and a courtroom birth.
New York City will add 2,000 3-K seats across 56 ZIP codes as officials open a long-delayed Brooklyn child care center.
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Newly revealed voice memos captured alleged efforts to steer Brooklyn court cases tied to a multimillion-dollar investor dispute.
Jason Collins, who played for the Brooklyn Nets and broke barriers as the NBA’s first openly gay player, died after brain cancer treatment.