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Senator Julia Salazar allocates $1 million in capital funds to upgrade maternity ward at Wyckoff Heights Medical Center

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Brooklyn gone wildlife: Warmer weather brings birds, whales, and much more back to Kings County

By Kirstyn Brendlen

people marching on a side walk in Manhattan holding signs to support child care funding

AMNY

‘Day Without Child Care’ march in Manhattan sees advocates urge Hochul for greater program funding

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‘The melting pot of New York City’: Bay Ridge embraces Scandinavian roots at Viking Fest

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Sports

Pep rally at East Flatbush elementary school sets the stage for New York Liberty season opener

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Teen cuffed for allegedly shooting up stores in Brownsville

By Barbara Russo-Lennon & Brooklyn Paper staff

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GayRidge kicks off fundraiser for Pride 2024, third-annual event at Owl’s Head Park

By Janet Burns

The County of Kings is becoming the County of Cowboys. The pro-bullriding league just added a Brooklyn-based team to its roster.

Sports

Brooklyn goes buckwild! New York Mavericks bringing the rodeo to Barclays Center this summer

By Jada Camille

intersection of Rutland Road and E. 98 Street in Brooklyn

AMNY

Teen in Brooklyn hit with attempted murder charges for shooting up stores

Police say they are searching for a gunman who fired wildly into a Brooklyn Street on Saturday night, hospitalizing a bystander.

AMNY

Brooklyn bystander wounded in random shooting: cops

Crime scene in Bronx

AMNY

Man shot to death outside of Brooklyn home: cops

Aerial shot of NYPD confronting protesters on Manhattan Bridge

AMNY

NYPD chief accidentally pepper sprays himself during Manhattan Bridge pro-Palestine protest that saw more than 100 arrests

Bullet markers at Brooklyn police shooting scene

AMNY

Brooklyn police shooting: Cops kill fleeing gunman in hail of bullets, NYPD says

Art educators and advocates held a rally in downtown Brooklyn calling for support of public school art education.

Arts & Entertainment

Supporters rally for $38 million in arts education funding at Brooklyn Academy of Music

By Jada Camille

scene of police chase crash

Driver fleeing police chase hits two women, kills one in Bushwick

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Undercover officers claim the secret bar is kitted out with a sound system and has female dancers performing

Crown Heights barbershop busted for operating as illegal speakeasy: lawsuit

By Adam Daly

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Historic first Häagen-Dazs store reopens in Brooklyn Heights with a new look

By Brooklyn Paper

NY: Law Day 2024

Downtown

Kings County Supreme Court marks Law Day with insightful celebration

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Sweet treats: Oddfellows whips up new flavor and free brioche ice cream sandwiches for National Brioche Day

By Kirstyn Brendlen

City Comptroller Brad Lander speaks about migrant shelter limit report

AMNY

Report from Lander suggests NYC’s migrant shelter stay limit enforced in ‘haphazard’ fashion, ‘disregarded humanity’

More from Around New York

The Thomas F. Eagleton United States Courthouse is home to the US District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri and the US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.

Courts deliver two trans rights victories — sort of — from out west

Promised Sky by Erige Sehiri is a Cannes-selected drama about an Ivorian pastor in Tunisia who builds a surrogate family with migrant women.

33rd African Film Festival lights up NYC

NYC School Calendar

New York Family

2026-2027 NYC School Calendar

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Mets losing streak reaches 12 after Williams implodes again, fall to Twins 5-3