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Mayor Adams’ remarks on faith and government lead to tiff with civil liberties activists

32 buildings on the block of Linden Street between Broadway and Bushwick Avenue are an intact sample of the neighborhood's late 19th century architectural style.

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Advocates voice support for Linden Street as Bushwick’s first historic district

By Ximena Del Cerro

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Adapt to fill the gap: NYC should embrace remote work, hire recruitment czar to fill 23,000 municipal vacancies, report says

Plate of steak served at the Flatiron Restaurant in Park Slope.

Park Slope

Park Slope steakhouse quickly becoming a neighborhood favorite

By Isabel Song Beer

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Op-Ed | On track to a safer New York City subway

Firefighters battle the blaze at 19 Throop Avenue in Williamsburg.

Williamsburg injures two civilians, one firefighter

By Lloyd Mitchell

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Business

‘Don’t take no for an answer’: A guide to local Black-owned businesses, and advice from their owners

By Ximena Del Cerro

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No halt to Council election petitioning for now following suit over Queens district lines, judge rules

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Mason Tenders’ PAC backs slate of ‘pro-union’ and ‘pro-development’ City Council candidates

Assembly Member Robert Carroll wants to chop down the noise from buzzing helicopters flying overhead.

Politics

Assembly rep. Robert Carroll wants to chop down on noisy choppers with fees

By Ximena Del Cerro

Firefighters arrive on the scene at 1760 Union St. in Crown Heights.

One person dead in Crown Heights fire

By Lloyd Mitchell

A court employee stole nearly $70,000 by forging fees.

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Court employee stole nearly $70,000 from falsifying court records: DA

By Aidan Graham

A man was shot in the shoulder at 731 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Shooting in East New York leaves one injured

By Isabel Song Beer

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New York City’s snow drought could finally end with storm due to arrive tonight

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Op-ed | The city must clean up healthcare and hospitals pricing now

The state Supreme Court Building in Downtown Brooklyn, where they impose court fees on people accused of a crime.

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‘A system that perpetuates poverty’: Pols, advocates rally to eliminate predatory court fees

By Joanna Insco

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Weed-be-gone: NYC seized $262,000 in marijuana products from unlicensed sellers in February, sheriff says

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Restler launches new ‘Friends of MTA Station’ initiative to care for 5 local subway stops

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries gave his 10th inaugural address at Brooklyn Technical High School in Fort Greene. Jan 29, 2023.

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries announces $1 million in funds to help Black veterans group

By Isabel Song Beer

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City Council petitioning could face delays over suit alleging redistricting carved up Queens Asian communities

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US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. listens at a Make Oklahoma Healthy Again kickoff event at the Oklahoma State Capitol in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, U.S. June 26, 2025.

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New York State Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte-Hermelyn.

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