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Susan Zhuang won the won the three-way race with 58.57 percent and 2,013 votes

Politics

Susan Zhuang wins Dem primary in city’s first Asian-majority council district

By Adam Daly

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PRIMARY ROUNDUP | Historic, projected upsets in Harlem and Brooklyn City Council races top an otherwise apathetic election cycle

The driver remained on the scene, according to police in Fort Greene.

Child hospitalized after being struck by vehicle in Fort Greene

By Jada Camille & Lloyd Mitchell

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EPA honcho retires after over a decade overseeing Gowanus Canal Superfund scrub

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Jean-Michel Othoniel, view of Treasure Gardens at Seoul Museum of Art and Imperial Palace Garden, Seoul, South Korea, 2022.

Kids & Education

Brooklyn Botanic Garden unveils new sculptural installations

By Isabel Song Beer

The Brooklyn DA said he hopes today’s prison sentence "makes clear that those who terrorize our communities will face very serious consequences.”

Flatbush

Flatbush gang member sentenced to 35 years for killing gang rival

By Adam Daly

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QNS

Brooklyn man busted in armed robbery of L train rider in Ridgewood; accomplice remains at large: NYPD

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Anti-Semite assaults Brooklyn senior, hurls anti-Jewish remarks: NYPD

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Brooklyn cops release photo of suspect wanted for stabbing teenager on L train

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Op-Ed | Risky business kills. We can stop it.

Mayor Eric Adams

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Adams comes to tentative $293M 5-year deal with Teamsters Local 237

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City cuts time for processing gun crime evidence in half over past year: Mayor

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Opinion

Op-Ed: Just 1% for parks will go a long way to help southern Brooklyn face climate change

By Julie Tighe and Daniel Loud

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Two hospitalized after separate shootings blocks apart in Bay Ridge

By Adam Daly

Tons of performers celebrated Caribbean Heritage Month at the day-long festival hosted by the borough president.

Downtown

Brooklynites celebrate Caribbean Heritage Month with outdoor festival

By Jada Camille

Bankers at Empire State Bank photographed with NYC Mayor Eric Adams

Business

‘Feels like home’: Empire State Bank brings Bensonhurst native to run 18th Avenue branch

By Isabel Song Beer

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Empty polls: Early voting count shows just under 45,000 New Yorkers turned out to cast ballots in June 27 primary

200 people were safely evacuated from an L train after it derailed

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200 straphangers evacuated as L train derails in Brooklyn

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15-year-old boy stabbed on L train in Brooklyn Sunday night: NYPD

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Opportunity grows in Brooklyn: How Brooklyn Lab Charter High School rebounded from the pandemic

More from Around New York

The Bureau of General Services—Queer Division's space at the LGBT Community Center.

‘We can’t let that go’: Hive Mind Books looks to save the last queer bookstore in Manhattan

NYS Assemblywoman Monique Chandler-Waterman, looks on as a bunch of Easter Egg hunters fill their baskets with candy, at her Annual Easter hunt extravaganza, on Saturday April 4, at Paerdegat Park in Assembly District 58, Brooklyn.

Chandler-Waterman brings community together at Egg Hunt

Waldorf Astoria Is Hosting a Pet Adoption Pop-Up This Weekend

New York Family

Waldorf Astoria New York Is Hosting a Dog Adoption Pop-Up This Weekend

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MAMDANI’S FIRST 100 DAYS: Mayor opens Bellevue medical outpost for Rikers detainees, saying it’s a step toward closing the jail