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Yolanda Campbell cries out for her son a day after he was killed in a police involved shooting at Utica Avenue and Park Place in Crown Heights, Brooklyn on December 5.

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Mother of man shot in Brooklyn police chase, advocates call for release of body cam footage after fatal incident

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News

Op-ed | Why our community should be excited about the Capital One-Discover merger

By J.P. Taylor

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Sports

Home-court advantage: Brooklyn Chamber to celebrate Liberty’s win and local business leaders at Winter Gala

By Jonathan Mak

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Affordable housing lottery opens for East New York’s Empire State Dairy redevelopment

By Anna Bradley-Smith

Prime Minister of The Bahamas, Phillip Davis.

Caribbean Life

Bahamas, TCI, Grenada say no to Trump deportee plans

The renovated playground now offers new play equipment suitable for children of all ages and abilities, including a toddler playhouse, two swing sets, and painted games.

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge’s Vinland Playground reopens after $3.4 million makeover

By Adam Daly

Mayor Eric Adams announces City of Yes passage

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City of Yes zoning plan to boost housing growth narrowly passes City Council

Snow shovelers at work

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Cold cash: Sanitation Department now recruiting for emergency snow shovelers in NYC

Girls for Gender Equity new report revealed potential need for dress code reform.

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Girls for Gender Equity looks to change NYC public schools dress code and help end student discrimination

Police in Brooklyn are investigating a police-involved shooting on Thursday afternoon that left one man dead and another victim wounded.

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Brooklyn police-involved shooting leaves murder suspect dead, child unharmed amid hail of bullets

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Bronx man gets 20 years for fatal Gowanus bouncer stabbing: DA

By Adam Daly

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MTA details congestion pricing discount program for low-income drivers

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Prospect Heights

Lenape culture to takes center stage at inaugural Prospect Park Eenda-Lunaapeewahkiing fair

By Susan De Vries

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New American eatery with Eastern European flair, Breva, opens on Brighton Beach boardwalk

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Face of Midtown assassin

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MIDTOWN SHOOTING: Face revealed of assassin who shot UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson dead at hotel

Mayor Adams backs low income tax break

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‘Axe the tax’: Adams-backed state proposal could free over 400,000 low-income New Yorkers from paying city income taxes

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Maimonides and local churches unite in annual Celebration of Light

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

Art of Play, at 69 Atlantic Ave., offers a carefully selected collection of items to help patrons discover the magic of play. Adam Rubin (r) and other staff members are on hand to lead curious folks down the rabbit hole.

Brooklyn Heights

‘Antidote to the mindless scroll’: Brooklyn Heights’ new magic shop Art of Play redefines curiosity

By Adam Daly

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Bay Ridge

Inspiration for generations: Fontbonne honors alumna Ita Ford with inspiring mural dedication

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Two stabbed during botched robbery of delivery worker in Sunset Park

By Dean Moses

More from Around New York

Walkers move along during the 40th annual AIDS Walk New York.

40th annual AIDS Walk New York brings in nearly $2 million

Grenadian professors: Dr. Paul Clement, right, and Prof. Martin Felix.

Reparations must be Grenadian-led, Caribbean Studies coordinator asserts

Free Family Activities at South Street Seaport Museum This June

New York Family

Free Family Activities at South Street Seaport Museum This June

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NYC Mayor’s Race: Mamdani asks supporters to donate to opponent Speaker Adams in bid to block Cuomo