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A fire broke out on the first floor of a two story building at 214 Forbell Street in East New York, Brooklyn on Tuesday morning.

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Fire breaks out in Brooklyn home in alleged tenant-landlord dispute

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Police looking for suspect who allegedly threw brick at 81-year-old man in Brooklyn robbery attempt

Police at Brooklyn crime scene

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Horror in Brooklyn: Woman, teenage girl and pet dog found dead in their apartment, NYPD says

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United Nations General Assembly comes to Brownsville as Belgian mayor explores alternatives to traditional policing

By Jada Camille & Paul Frangipane

Governor Kathy Hochul addresses migrant crisis in Harlem

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Migrant crisis: Hochul deploys 150 more National Guard troops to help NYC asylum seekers apply for work permits

Apple on pile of books at the elementary school

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Op-ed | The impact of the New York City Reads curriculum

Police released a photo of the alleged suspects, and are seeking the public's assistance to identify the men

Cops seek bag-snatchers targeting cyclists in Williamsburg

By Adam Daly

one bite pizza festival

Thousands of pizza lovers flock to inaugural One Bite Pizza Festival in Coney Island

By Gabriele Holtermann

Police responded to a 911 call of a physical fight at 3024 Brighton 8th Street on Sept 9, and found Mr. Kuloshvili had been stabbed multiple times

Brighton Beach stabbing deemed homicide after victim dies of injuries: NYPD

By Adam Daly

mural in brownsville

New Brownsville mural, designed by young local artists, shows ‘transformative power of art’

By Jada Camille

climate change protest

What the hottest summer on record meant for Brooklynites

By Ximena Del Cerro

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Rental competitivity report shows high demand in NYC

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Running to Remember 9/11: Thousands jog from Brooklyn Battery Tunnel to World Trade Center during Tunnel to Towers

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Free service starts on five MTA bus lines for pilot program

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Lithium-ion battery explodes in Brooklyn apartment, destroying asylum-seeker’s important documents

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‘I don’t know how they do it’: Firefighters rescue five residents from burning Brooklyn building

More from Around New York

A man spewed homophobic remarks against patrons and staff at Pint, a gay bar in Jersey City.

Man allegedly assaults employee at Jersey City gay bar

Lady Ira Lewis proudly displays her Global Peace Ambassador certificate from the Institute of Public Policy and Diplomacy Research, at the Scandinavian House on Park Avenue in Manhattan, part of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) Diplomacy of Excellence initiative.

Lady Ira Lewis appointed Global Peace Ambassador at UNGA gala

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New York Family

Choosing a Middle or High School: helpful Tips & Guide

Jets turn corner on offense

Jets offense turns important corner after career night from Zach Wilson vs. Chiefs