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Readers can swing by the library to pick up their latest read.

News

Brooklyn Public Library to spark minds with STEM book giveaway powered by energy project

By Jada Camille

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Music

He’s just seen a face! Paul McCartney seeks out Brooklyn fan 60 years after ‘Beatlemania’ interview

By Adam Daly

take 5

QNS

Top-prize-winning Take 5 tickets sold in Rego Park and Brooklyn

domino sugar sign

How sweet it is! Original Domino Sugar factory sign transformed into hanging sculpture

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

A team of craftsman unveiled their latest work, a set of custom benches, in front of the Oculus at the World Trade Center.

News

‘A sense of pride’: Formerly incarcerated Brooklynites craft custom benches for World Trade Center’s Oculus Plaza

By Jada Camille

manslaughter

QNS

Brooklyn man indicted on manslaughter, DWI charges in deadly Astoria crash that killed the mother of his child: DA

garage fire in The Hole East New York

Propane fire engulfs dilapidated garage in ‘The Hole’ on Brooklyn-Queens border

By Lloyd Mitchell & Kirstyn Brendlen

Man holding baseball bat

Bodega worker arrested after allegedly attacking co-worker with bat in Boerum Hill: NYPD

By Adam Daly

84th precinct stationhouse

84th Precinct: Reality bites

NYPD officer crime stats

Rape and grand larceny auto rose in Brooklyn in April despite overall crime decrease

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Flames shoot through the roof of a Brooklyn supermarket during a five-alarm fire on May 1, 2024.

AMNY

Devastating five-alarm Brooklyn fire guts supermarket and nearby homes, leaving seven injured

Protesters hold Israeli flag near Columbia University

AMNY

Brooklyn man arrested for burning an Israeli flag near Columbia University, police say

AMNY

Brooklyn’s own Hakeem Jeffries may be the most powerful man in Congress

prenatal care file image

News

New York set to offer the nation’s first paid prenatal leave program

By Adam Daly

City Harvest, a food support service, partners with Brooklyn restaurants for taste-testing event.

‘It’s about social justice’: City Harvest to offer a bite of Brooklyn at fundraising event

By Jada Camille

NYS Gov. Hochul at a desk with American flag behind her talking congestion pricing

AMNY

Hochul unpacks details of major effort to combat retail theft — including tougher penalties and tax credits

Children call for ceasefire in Gaza during a Passover 'Seder in the Streets' and Shabbat ceremony.

Kids & Education

‘Judaism involves social justice’: Brooklyn families call for peace during Passover Seder

By Jada Camille

88th precinct station house

88th Precinct: Security is Paramount

84th precinct stationhouse

84th Precinct: Hair-assment

nyc health + hospitals/south brooklyn health nurses week

News

South Brooklyn Health honors the ‘profound impact’ of its nurses during National Nurses Month

By Kirstyn Brendlen

More from Around New York

"The Stranger," directed by François Ozon, opened April 3 at the Angelika and Film at Lincoln Center.

In ‘The Stranger,’ gay director François Ozon adapts a classic French novel

From left, Loycent Gordon, recipient of the Claire Shulman “Spirit of Community” Award, is honored alongside Richard S. David, Patricia Ornst and Ben Guttmann, recognized as “Chefs of the Year,” during Queens Centers for Progress’ annual Evening of Fine Food.

Honorees celebrate as QCP’s 30th ‘Evening of Fine Food’ draws strong community support

Happy little girl blowing soap bubbles in park. Spring Break on Long Island: 15+ Fun Kids’ Events & Family Activities 2026

New York Family

Spring Break on Long Island: 15+ Fun Kids’ Events & Family Activities 2026

Jeffrey Epstein

Op-Ed | When a lawyer becomes too close to their client