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New York Court Orders Invalidated Ballots from Primary to Be Counted

A preliminary injunction was granted by Federal Judge Analisa Torres for election officials to count thousands of mail-in ballots which

Ever since Superstorm Sandy left destruction behind the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority has been repairing the damage the hurricane

This July New Yorkers can enjoy movie outings safely and for free. Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday until August

Brooklyn’s history is full of surprises. Did you know that what we call Gravesend in the southern part of Brooklyn

Following in the footsteps of Washington, DC, Brooklyn added a giant mural to its city-scape, declaring “Black Lives Matter” in

Just when you thought Williamsburg could not get any more fashionable, up pops an exclusive, luxury bathhouse. Owners Travis Talmadge

Many Brooklyn residents lined up outside Barclays Center to obtain food and other household supplies, provided by the Nets and

In a 12-page decision, Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron sided with a disabled Brooklyn man over his renting his

Brooklyn artist Laura Connelly decided it was time to do something to help during this challenging time of pandemic and

At a press conference on Monday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo praised the efforts of the frontline workers running hospitals,