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Citi Bike to expand following accusations of white favoritism

Citi Bike offering free rides for essential workers during COVID-19 crisis

By Ben Verde

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Greenpoint

Greenpointer launches fundraiser to support e-bike deliverers

By Kevin Duggan

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Williamsburg woman wants to bike every block in the borough

By Kevin Duggan

Bill expanding driver’s education passes State Senate

By Jessica Parks

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Bath Beach

Proposed legislation to lower Verrazzano toll for commuters

By Rose Adams

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Bay Ridge

Motorist strikes and kills 66-year-old man in southern Brooklyn

By Jessica Parks

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Subway

L train service resumes after water main break halts service between Manhattan and Brooklyn

By Zach Gewelb

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Greenwood Heights

Locals fume over illegal truck traffic in Sunset Park

By Ben Verde

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Park Slope

Street safety advocates greet de Blasio with ghost shoes before morning workout

By Ben Verde

Bay Ridge

Gounardes introduces suite of street safety bills

By Jessica Parks

F train

Coney Island is getting F’d! F train service to Coney to be suspended on weekends

By Rose Adams

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Brooklyn Heights

City weighs automatic heavy truck enforcement on BQE

By Kevin Duggan

NYPD Highway Collision Unit investigates the scene of a hit and

Update: Cops arrest driver for fatally striking 7-year-old boy, injuring mom in East New York

By Kevin Duggan

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Brooklyn Heights

Williamsburg pol accuses Mayor of favoring white, wealthy Brooklynites for BQE repairs

By Kevin Duggan

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School bus driver fatally strikes 10-year-old girl

By Jessica Parks

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Council-commissioned report: tear down BQE for $11 billion tunnel

By Kevin Duggan

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Battery powered Citi Bikes return after being pulled for brake and battery issues last year

By Kevin Duggan

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Canarsie

DOT reconsidering Canarsie bike lane after pushback

By Jessica Parks

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Zap! Bus mounted enforcement cameras coming to B46 bus

By Ben Verde

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Activists call for a safer Flatbush Avenue

By Kevin Duggan

More from Around New York

The Stonewall Community Foundation, seen here at the NYC Pride March in 2025, is stepping up to fund more than a dozen LGBTQ organizations as part of its Reclaiming Our Power initiative.

Stonewall Community Foundation rolls out grants for LGBTQ organizations under ‘Reclaiming Our Power’ initiative

Jamaica's Prime Minister Andrew Holness addresses supporters, next to his wife and member of parliament Juliet Holness, their son Adam, and Holness' mother Sonia Harvey, after the ruling Labour Party declared victory in the general election, ushering in a third consecutive term for Holness, in Kingston, Jamaica, September 4, 2025.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness, Jamaica Labor Party win third consecutive term

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15 Things to Do with the Kids This Weekend in Long Island

LE SSERAFIM kicked off their first world tour at the Prudential Center this week.

‘I can’t believe this is my life’: LE SSERAFIM’s emotional reflection after first US tour show is a dream come true