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News

What you need to know about congestion pricing

By Brooklyn Paper

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Opinion

Congestion tolls are the price of progress

By Brooklyn Paper

Gounardes defeats Golden after tight campaign

Congestion pricing ready to pass in Albany, but would barely affect Kings Countians, analysts say

By Julianne McShane

Teaming up for the kids

Opinion

Teaming up for the kids

By Colin Mixson

Baseball legend raises colorectal cancer awareness

Baseball legend raises colorectal cancer awareness

By Kevin Duggan

Four Kings County crime bosses plead guilty to racketeering

Downtown

Four Kings County crime bosses plead guilty to racketeering

By Julianne McShane

Direct her: Festival highlights female filmmakers

Brooklyn Heights

Direct her: Festival highlights female filmmakers

By Julianne McShane

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

by Bill Roundy

Final five: City releases draft proposals for planned memorial honoring Shirley Chisholm

News

Final five: City releases draft proposals for planned memorial honoring Shirley Chisholm

By Colin Mixson

First responders evacuate Bed-Stuy day care after gas leak: FDNY

Bedford-Stuyvesant

First responders evacuate Bed-Stuy day care after gas leak: FDNY

By Colin Mixson

Bob the burglar: Cops searching for Sheepshead Bay hardware store robber

Bob the burglar: Cops searching for Sheepshead Bay hardware store robber

By Aidan Graham

Weed it and weep: Local leaders blast marijuana legalization efforts

Weed it and weep: Local leaders blast marijuana legalization efforts

By Aidan Graham

MTA to spend $6.2M on camera enforcement for bus lanes throughout New York City

MTA to spend $6.2M on camera enforcement for bus lanes throughout New York City

By Mark Hallum

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Politics

DA’s Justice 2020 plan calls for reform, but at what cost?

By Bob Capano

Fowl feast: Prospect Park hawk in intensive care after swallowing poisoned rodent

News

Fowl feast: Prospect Park hawk in intensive care after swallowing poisoned rodent

By Colin Mixson

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Midwood

Brooklyn pols blast Midwood councilman who denied existence of Palestine

By Kevin Duggan

Wheel estate: Sunset Park roller rink hopes to stay put

Wheel estate: Sunset Park roller rink hopes to stay put

By Bill Roundy

Legislative record: Crown Heights councilman nets Guinness record as world’s tallest politician

Legislative record: Crown Heights councilman nets Guinness record as world’s tallest politician

By Colin Mixson

A pawfect union: Brooklyn cop adopts abandoned dog he rescued in Brownsville

News

A pawfect union: Brooklyn cop adopts abandoned dog he rescued in Brownsville

By Aidan Graham

Bay Ridge crime boss sentenced in loansharking scheme

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge crime boss sentenced in loansharking scheme

By Julianne McShane

More from Around New York

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Seattle.

Federal appeals court expands ‘ministerial exception’ to customer service representative

Signage of Rogers Burgers on 801 Rogers Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11226.

Flatbush Flavor: Haitian duo powers Black Business Month with Rogers Burgers

Carrying Her Father Paul Newman’s Legacy: Clea Newman on SeriousFun Camps

New York Family

Carrying Her Father Paul Newman’s Legacy: Clea Newman on SeriousFun Camps

Lyft, which operates Citi Bike, will implement age verification within three months to prevent underage riders, following a request from First Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro.

EXCLUSIVE: Age verification coming to Citi Bike in bid to put the brakes on underage riders