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Brooklyn stabbing suspect caught on camera

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Brooklyn stabbing suspect behind violent attack on man at street corner still at large

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Red Hook

Third time’s the harm: E-bike sparks third fire in as many years at NYPD’s Red Hook auto pound

By Kirstyn Brendlen

NYPD commissioner and chief of detectives discuss ICE raids

AMNY

ICE raids: NYPD says migrants shouldn’t fear law enforcement – unless they are criminals

Mayor Adams with attorney on resignation rumor

AMNY

‘Completely false’: Mayor Adams’ defense attorney fiercely denies rumors of resignation and possible plea deal with feds

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QNS

Slowing rent growth positions Queens and Brooklyn as NYC’s top emerging rental markets: report

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News

Brooklynites call for interfaith unity and an end to antisemitism on Holocaust Remembrance Day

Paul Frangipane & Kirstyn Brendlen

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Flatbush

‘Gentrification at its best’: Mike’s Pizza among eight Flatbush stores forced to close by landlord

By Adam Daly

Scene of Brooklyn shooting where man was killed

AMNY

Brooklyn shootings: Man shot dead three hours after teen slain in bloody day for borough

Republicans in City Council pick new minority leader David Carr

AMNY

Carr elected NYC Council minority leader by half of Republican caucus as other half contests the vote

Police are investigating a shooting in Brooklyn that left one teen dead and another injured.

AMNY

Cops seek suspect who fatally shot teen, injured another in Brooklyn

NYC pol speaks out about Trump federal funding freeze

AMNY

‘Stealing our lunch money’: NYC pols fume over Trump’s federal funding freeze, demand mayor sue president to stop it

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Potential Trump mass deportations could have ‘devastating impact’ on NYC, financial experts say

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Downtown

‘We are not just files’: 115 new sexual assault lawsuits filed against juvenile detention centers in New York City

By Lauren Rapp

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Downtown

From farm to cup: How Devoción delivers the freshest Colombian coffee in Brooklyn

By Lauren Rapp

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Turning the page: Clarendon Library in East Flatbush reopens after renovations

By Lauren Rapp

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News

‘Worth the wait’: Rare, stinky corpse flower draws hundreds to Brooklyn Botanic Garden

By Lauren Rapp

Man arrested during NYPD toll evasion operation amid congestion pricin

AMNY

Heavy toll: NYPD, city agencies crack down on drivers evading congestion pricing and tunnel payments

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QNS

Larry Penner, beloved transit advocate, historian and writer, dies at 71

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Kids & Education

Brooklyn childcare centers facing sudden closure say city is behind on payments, used incorrect enrollment data

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Police at scene where Brooklyn man was shot

AMNY

Brooklyn man shot near apartment building in broad daylight attack: cops

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Puerto Rico Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón looks at the camera during a portrait with the American Flag in the background.

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AFUWI Board Chairman and Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Brookdale University Medical Center in Brooklyn, Dr. Cyrus McCalla, right, with some tourney winners.

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