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Brought the car back, had his wallet jacked

By Julianne McShane

60th precinct

Woman swindled by fake Con Edison caller

By Julianne McShane

Havana sights: Artist debuts portraits of Cuban relations

Carroll Gardens

Havana sights: Artist debuts portraits of Cuban relations

By Alexandra Simon

Restrained revelry: Heightened J’Ouvert security prevents fatalities, changes atmosphere

Restrained revelry: Heightened J’Ouvert security prevents fatalities, changes atmosphere

By Alexandra Simon

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

As season winds down, Cyclones split two with Connecticut

By Matt John

Locals still confused by double-double yellow lines

Locals still confused by double-double yellow lines

By Julianne Cuba

An appetite for animal rights: Kensington shelter rescues South Korean canines destined to become cuisine

Kensington

An appetite for animal rights: Kensington shelter rescues South Korean canines destined to become cuisine

By Colin Mixson

Bag grab! Local tots get brand new backpacks at giveaway

By Lauren Gill

Coney cares: Area businesses unite to raise funds for Hurricane Harvey victims

News

Coney cares: Area businesses unite to raise funds for Hurricane Harvey victims

By Julianne McShane

Beer the music: Brews and bands collide at Sunset Park’s OctFest

Beer the music: Brews and bands collide at Sunset Park’s OctFest

By Julianne McShane

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

She’s overcome tragedy — and written some great books

By Tom Allon

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

News

Call it mess transit

Sound Off To The Editor

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

The Drive for 25: Cylcones win 23rd game of season

By Matt John

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

Cyclones keep rolling with 2–1 win over Spinners

By Matt John

What to read this week

Arts & Entertainment

What to read this week

By Brooklyn Paper

Here’s how we’d spend $1M

Kensington

Neigh it ain’t so! Sale of Kensington Stables to city collapses due to excessive animal-care expenses

By Colin Mixson

Set in stone: Historic Belgian blocks will not disappear from Dumbo streets, city says

DUMBO

Set in stone: Historic Belgian blocks will not disappear from Dumbo streets, city says

By Lauren Gill

Cops seek suspect in deadly Greenpoint slashing

Greenpoint

Man who allegedly stabbed playwright to death in Greenpoint arrested

By Lauren Gill

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

Suddenly hot Cyclones take two from Spinners

By Matt John

Parking rules changed in Midwood for Shabbos

Midwood

Parking rules changed in Midwood for Shabbos

By Julianne Cuba

More from Around New York

The sun sets behind the Manhattan skyline in New York City, U.S., June 23, 2025.

What to do in queer NYC this weekend

Carol Thomas stands outside Just Because Salon in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, which she has transformed into a sanctuary for women living in shelters and facing difficult life transitions.

How Carol Thomas helps women heal — One hairstyle at a time

Things to Do This Weekend in NYC with Kids

New York Family

Things to Do This Weekend with the Kids in NYC

Gov. Kathy Hochul speaking about FEMA funding cuts

‘Beyond unconscionable’: Hochul meets with cabinet to discuss ‘Big, Beautiful Bill,’ condemns Republicans who voted for it