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Brooklyn Tenants Still Uncompensated Six Years Later

In 2012 a huge fire devastated a rent-stabilized apartment building in Prospect Lefferts Gardens. Although six long years have ensued,

The largest state park in New York City, built on re-claimed landfill along Brooklyn’s Jamaica Bay, is scheduled to open

After 15 years of statelessness, Nazi collaborator Jakiw Palij has finally been deported. It took 14 years to find a

Many restaurants across Brooklyn will no longer be making deliveries to the Fort Hamilton army base. The restaurants are reacting

According to New York’s Department of Transportation, 65 percent of bike rider death and 89 percent of injuries or deaths

Lawrence K. Marks, Chief Administrative Judge in New York, announced on Tuesday the appointment of four new appointments of judges

A jury found owner of the 5Pointz complex in Long Island City, Queens, guilty of destroying graffiti art when he

October 30, 2017 James

Despite pleas for sympathy and a show of regret, Uzbek national Abdurasul Juraboev was handed the maximum sentence of 15

After a successful trial period as a car-free zone from July to September, Prospect Park is about to embark on

After a six-month closure for major improvements, the 102-year-old station in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn is serving commuters again. The station,