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Over the past several years there is a trend in various New York City neighborhoods that has had the eye

Six Children in Brooklyn Come Down with Measles

Six children, ages 11 months to 4 years old, are reported to have contracted the highly contagious, childhood illness of

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has promised to create a matching grant fund to aid small businesses seriously damaged

The long-awaited Brooklyn waterfront park is about to be opened to the public, though New Yorkers have complained that it

Massive thunderstorms hit the five boroughs last night, resulting in substantial flooding in both Brooklyn and Queens. A flash flood

A recent addition to anti-crime efforts in New York has just been revealed by a Brooklyn politician. Senator Eric Adams

Yesterday was a day to celebrate on Coney Island as the Cyclone roller coaster turned 85. And what a bash

Nerd hobbies can be expensive, and even more so when your custom-made collectibles go missing. Bed-Stuy engineer and New York

New York’s Landmarks Preservation Commission has finally sold a chunk of the architectural goodies it has been keeping in a

Anti-Semitic activity in New York and New Jersey is on the rise. A Brooklyn boutique was recently confronted for selling