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Halloween got off to a grim start in Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon after two men were injured in a brazen daylight shooting, authorities confirmed.

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Daytime Halloween shooting in Brooklyn leaves two men wounded: cops

A women crossing street

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NYC officially decriminalizes jaywalking, ending a 66-year ban that was scarcely enforced

identity theft

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Brooklyn man charged in large-scale identity theft, targeting Queens residents in mail fraud scheme: DA

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How sweet it is! Junior’s honors Election Day history with half-off cheesecake

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

The state Senate chamber in the New York State Capitol.

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NY State Senate and Assembly races to watch in the Nov. 5 general election

Mayor Eric Adams welcomes students back to school in the Bronx

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NYC public schools to get an extra December day off, thanks to one Brooklyn student’s petition

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Brooklyn’s guide to the 2024 New York City Marathon: Who’s running, where to watch, and which roads are closed

By Kirstyn Brendlen

NYPD sign ahead of NYC Marathon

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NYC MARATHON | NYPD ramping up security to keep runners and spectators safe

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No tricks here: More than 30 Brooklyn streets to close for trick-or-treating, parades this Halloween

By Kirstyn Brendlen

The preparations for the TCS New York City Marathon are officially underway after top city officials ceremoniously painted the blue line in Central Park Wednesday that will run through the race.

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NYC MARATHON | Central Park ceremony paints the way for runners heading to the finish line this Sunday

police and EMS at a stabbing in Brooklyn

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Suspect in custody after Brooklyn stabbing leads to two-hour standoff

Police officer at Brooklyn subway stabbing

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Man stabbed to death inside Brooklyn subway station

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Shootings and sex crimes spiked in Brooklyn in October, while other felonies continued to drop

By Kirstyn Brendlen

City Council member speaks at hospital closure rally

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City Council rallies in effort to stop hospital closures in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn

Governor Hochul meets with Brooklynites during a recent visit to Little Haiti.

Gov. Hochul meets with Little Haiti locals during neighborhood check-in

By Jada Camille

mental health loneliness symposium speaker

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Downtown nonprofit to address mental health, loneliness at upcoming symposium

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Affordable housing lottery opens for seniors at new 8-story development in Prospect Lefferts Gardens

By Anna Bradley-Smith

restler with schools equity check

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Local pol’s new initiative aims to level the playing field for North Brooklyn’s high-need schools with $4M investment

By Kirstyn Brendlen

People voting at P.S. 92 in Manhattan on June 25, 2024.

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Flip your ballots! What New Yorkers should know about the 6 ballot questions in the Nov. 5 election

Brooklyn, NY : “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk” on Oct 27, 2024. Photo by Erica Price

Pink pride: Thousands unite for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk in Coney Island

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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