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Opened in 2018 as New York's first Black Latina- and woman-owned movie theater, Stuart Cinema and Cafe is moving out of Brooklyn.
From a Brand Partner: As privacy concerns grow, Brooklyn users turn to browser-based tools to view public Instagram Stories discreetly.
By Myriam Bussu-Miller, Lead Attorney at Immigreator Law
Thousands of donations lost due to dangerous travel conditions and weather-related disruptions
10,000+ fewer blood donations, a 40% drop in recent weeks, leaves less than a two-day supply across the region
Winter weather left hundreds of people across Brooklyn without power Monday morning, as utility crews scramble to restore service.
This guide explains how the E-2 process works and how thoughtful preparation can meaningfully reduce avoidable risk.
More than 400 people made donations for the family of Ilya Perloff, 41, who died Sunday while riding an electric scooter in Marine Park.
The Transformative Stormwater Resilience Project is Funded by State and City Grants
The landmark Wythe Diner went airborne—lifted by crane and moved from its Brooklyn home to Steiner Studios for its big-screen debut.
FDNY officials say Firefighter Patrick Brady went into cardiac arrest while fighting a blaze in East Flatbush over the weekend.
With SNAP benefits paused due to the federal shutdown, a Brooklyn bakery is lending a hand to residents struggling to make ends meet.
A five-alarm fire on Van Brunt Street in Red Hook destroyed a warehouse housing dozens of art studios and businesses, police said.
The state is seeking to reclassify the canal to pressure the city to speed up cleanup and make it swimmable, according to reports.
Swimming will be prohibited at all beaches from Wednesday morning through Thursday, officials said.
See which block Brooklyn Botanical Garden crowned the “Greenest Block in Brooklyn."
The city has until July 23 to appeal the temporary restraining order.
The comedian died on Monday at the age of 63—just one day shy of his 64th birthday.
The lucky winner claimed a first-tier prize with a ticket purchased at a Brooklyn deli in Brighton Beach.
A relentless heat wave is gripping the city, causing power outages that have left hundreds in Brooklyn without electricity.
With summer heat rising in NYC, here’s a roundup of indoor cooling centers and outdoor ways to beat the heat in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Mirage, the East Williamsburg venue, remains closed more than a month after its planned reopening date.
After a dispute sidelined him last year, Coney Island’s top dog is back to reclaim his crown at the annual Fourth of July hot dog feast.
Mayor Eric Adams is backpedaling on the Bedford Avenue protected bike lane, pointing to safety risks as the reason.
NYC Parks will be holding special tours of the Arch on Saturday, June 28.
Lidl has opened a new 30,000-square-foot supermarket on Fulton Street, bringing its discount groceries to Downtown Brooklyn.
Hundreds of units sent from other states as NY faces widening and dangerous donor gap heading into summer trauma season 
The proposed bill would create a pilot program for residential parking permits​ in a number of Brooklyn neighborhoods.
The vanished icon of Atlantic Ave. was the relic of a secretive family who grabbed buildings from immigrant owners across the borough.
The Brooklyn location reopened last week to customers.
EPIC LI and Dr. Ettinger Partner with Music for Autism
Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood is set to become a hub for women's basketball as NY Liberty announces project for practice facility.
Free K–12 public schools in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan preparing students for success in college, career, and beyond.
Explore Nature’s Wonders in the Heart of Brooklyn: Free Earth Month Activities on Sunday, April 27th, 10am to 1pm
The hateful symbol, scrawled near the front door of Tribeca Pediatrics in Bay Ridge, has since been covered by a red heart.
NYC Minority and Women Owned (MWBE) Private School Celebrates 40 Years of Service to the Brooklyn Community
With Lasik surgery, people can improve their vision & eliminate problems like farsightedness, nearsightedness, & astigmatism.
Take our self-test to find out!
Age does play a role when it comes to determining candidacy for surgery
Learn activities that support your child’s emotional development.
As a community bank, Flushing Bank worked closely with neighborhood businesses to help them stay on track throughout the pandemic.