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Measles virus infects 21 victims after leaders of Williamsburg yeshiva allow sick kid in class

News

Mayor declares public health emergency following measles outbreak in Brooklyn’s orthodox communities

By Colin Mixson

Hop to it! An eggs-austive list of Easter hunts in Brooklyn

Arts & Entertainment

Hoppy hunting grounds: An eggs-clusive guide to Easter egg hunts in Brooklyn

By Colin Mixson

Egg-citing: B’Heights kids go on the egg hunt

Brooklyn Heights

Egg-citing: B’Heights kids go on the egg hunt

By Kevin Duggan

Cops search for pair of punks who cuffed, robbed Sunset Park café employee

Cops search for pair of punks who cuffed, robbed Sunset Park café employee

By Julianne McShane

Happy ending: Movers help Bed-Stuy dominatrix flee BDSM-hating neighbor

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Happy ending: Movers help Bed-Stuy dominatrix flee BDSM-hating neighbor

By Colin Mixson

Cash dump: City to spend $900K renovating bathroom at Gravesend playground

Gravesend

Cash dump: City to spend $900K renovating bathroom at Gravesend playground

By Julianne McShane

Party people: Locals celebrate community at Alliance for Coney Island’s annual gala

Party people: Locals celebrate community at Alliance for Coney Island’s annual gala

By Julianne McShane

Police find dead man floating in water near Sheepshead Bay

Police find dead man floating in water near Sheepshead Bay

By Aidan Graham

Slope savior: Park Slope resident heads to D.C. to spread awareness about deadly infection

Park Slope

Slope savior: Park Slope resident heads to D.C. to spread awareness about deadly infection

By Colin Mixson

Off the court: Brooklyn sports merchandise company goes nationwide

Flatlands

Off the court: Brooklyn sports merchandise company goes nationwide

By Aidan Graham

This Charming band: Duo sings of murder and witchcraft in Coney

This Charming band: Duo sings of murder and witchcraft in Coney

By Aidan Graham

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Promenade destruction will hurt community

Sound Off to the Editor

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Kids & Education

Leaving room for our neighbor’s trangressions

By Stephanie Thompson

Weekend Reads: Booksellers give us their recommendations

Arts & Entertainment

Weekend Reads: Booksellers give us their recommendations

By Brooklyn Paper

Pregnant pedestrian hospitalized after she was hit by a school bus in Flatlands

Flatlands

Pregnant pedestrian hospitalized after she was hit by a school bus in Flatlands

By Aidan Graham

Cops seek man who showed teen girls picture of genitals

Cops seek man who showed teen girls picture of genitals

By Kevin Duggan

Eat, drink, and be merry! More food and booze events in Brooklyn

Eat, drink, and be merry! More food and booze events in Brooklyn

By Bill Roundy

Cops search for man wanted in Prospect Park rape

Subway

Cops search for man wanted in Prospect Park rape

By Colin Mixson

Displaced families searching for answers following Sunset Park blaze

Displaced families searching for answers following Sunset Park blaze

By Colin Mixson

History and her story: East Flatbush author recalls memories of Dr. Martin Luther King at Boro Hall reading

Downtown

History and her story: East Flatbush author recalls memories of Dr. Martin Luther King at Boro Hall reading

By Julianne McShane

More from Around New York

Two US Air Force members and a Hellenic air force member ramp surf on a C-130J Super Hercules over Athens, Greece, during an exercise on May 2, 2025.

Air Force denies retirement benefits for trans troops

Prime Minster of the Antigua and Barbuda H.E. Gaston Browne speaks onstage during Global Citizen NOW 2024 at Spring Studios on May 01, 2024 in New York City.

Caribbean RoundUp

It Takes A Village: The Growing Trend of Multigenerational Living in NYC

New York Family

It Takes A Village: The Growing Trend of Multigenerational Living in NYC

Q-Teams come to Queens: NYPD unit tackling quality of life issues goes borough wide