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Jeremiah Program Brooklyn

News

‘We can’t survive on grit alone’: Jeremiah Program helps mothers and children while confronting poverty and policy cuts

By Olivia Seaman

Help Special Olympics New York Find Coaches, Spaces, and Sponsors for NYC Athletes

New York Family

Help Special Olympics New York find coaches, spaces, and sponsors for NYC athletes

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Greenpoint

Broadway Stages owners allegedly bribed city official to scuttle McGuinness Boulevard redesign

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Love Island USA

Arts & Entertainment

Cocktails and couplings: Where to watch the ‘Love Island USA’ reunion in Brooklyn

By Olivia Seaman

Winnie Greco, a longtime aide to Mayor Eric Adams, attending an Adams campaign press conference on June 26

AMNY

‘This was no payoff’: Mayor Adams campaign aide suspended after giving reporter cash in potato chip bag

Mamdani speaking to microphone about amNY report

AMNY

amNY report of NYPD staffing crisis stirs up conversation in NYC Mayor’s race

cadman towers co-op

Brooklyn Heights

Lottery opens for waitlist to purchase affordable co-op at Cadman Towers

By Anna Bradley-Smith

the people's runway fashion show

Arts & Entertainment

‘The People’s Runway’ fashion show to celebrate five Brooklyn-based designers as part of New York Fashion Week

By Gabriele Holtermann

pee-wee herman

‘I know you are, but what am I?’: Coney Island USA to hold Pee-wee Herman look-alike contest this weekend

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Ingrid Lewis-Martin.

AMNY

Ex-Adams aide Ingrid Lewis-Martin to be hit with additional corruption charges on Thursday, lawyer says

NYPD recruits stand with right arms raised taking an oath

AMNY

Blue blood infusion: NYPD welcomes largest recruit class in 9 years amid its ongoing staffing crisis

beaches closed hurricane erin

News

Brooklyn beaches close as Hurricane Erin generates life-threatening rip currents and large waves

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Social Security 90th Anniversary

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Slices and stories: AARP marks 90 years of Social Security at Bed-Stuy pizza pop-up

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil & Paul Frangipane

AMNY

NYC Mayor’s Race: New poll shows Mamdani comfortably ahead, but without majority, in 5-way race

apartment buildings beside bushwick avenue church

Bushwick

Apartment buildings rise on Bushwick church parking lot and former townhouse site

By Anna Bradley-Smith

crown heights mass shooting vigil

Anti-violence advocates vow to keep fighting after mass shooting ‘shattered’ Crown Heights

By Kirstyn Brendlen & Lloyd Mitchell

Lucas Gomez, a former staff attorney at Brooklyn Defender Services, was fired after a social media post advocating violence against Israelis

AMNY

Brooklyn Defender Services fires attorney over ‘hateful’ post advocating violence against Israelis

brooklyn public library

Books

Brooklyn Public Library names six finalists for 2025 Book Prize

By Olivia Seaman

NYPD officer staring at funeral for fallen cop

AMNY

Bleeding blue: Why is the NYPD losing an average of 300 cops per month?

people outside erudito cannabis dispensary

Columbia St Waterfront

Erudito, the Columbia Waterfront District’s first legal dispensary, focuses on culture and wellness

By Gabriele Holtermann

More from Around New York

"The Web: The Birth and Legacy of New York's First Asian Gay Bar" is on display at Gallery 456 until Dec. 5.

A bar of our own: Archival photographs inspire exhibition of NYC’s first Asian gay bar

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the opening of a new state-funded 21-bed inpatient psychiatric facility to serve youth at the New York City Children’s Center campus in the Bronx on Nov. 24, 2025.

Hochul announces 1,000 psychiatric beds opened since taking office

holidays on a budget

New York Family

How to Enjoy the Holidays on a Budget

Karine Silva, who says she was abused by Jeffrey Epstein at 17, with her attorney Jordan Merson at City Hall Park prior to the vote on legislation reopening civil-claims windows for survivors.

Woman abused by Jeffrey Epstein as child prepares lawsuit after NYC Council votes to reopen civil claims window