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Brooklyn Paper

Ari Kagan to challenge Council Member Inna Vernikov in 48th District GOP Primary

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Brooklyn Paper

The company (drum)line: Brooklyn marching band director brings the beats to iconic ‘Severance’ finale

a large excavation hole at the site of a future cso tank at the gowanus canal

Brooklyn Paper

Construction of long-delayed Gowanus Canal CSO tank moves forward as city completes excavation

new york liberty practice facility

Brooklyn Paper

New York Liberty to open ‘player-led’ $80M practice facility in Greenpoint

Brooklyn Paper

The ‘Girls Behind the Rock Show’: Meet the women of Williamsburg’s Brooklyn Bowl

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Brooklyn Paper

New York City Fringe Festival expands to Brooklyn as four new shows debut in Dumbo

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Brooklyn Paper

Aviator Sports to close indoor facility next month as local fight to save it holds strong

Veronica Kennedy

Politics

Women’s History Month: PIX 11’s Veronica Kennedy talks crafting fair and balanced reporting in New York’s political landscape

Posted on March 24, 2025

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Brooklyn Paper

How Brooklyn’s West X East is redefining South Asian fashion

brownsville NYCHA fire

Brooklyn Paper

Fire at NYCHA’s Brownsville Houses leaves 13 people injured

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Brooklyn Paper

Speed limit in Dumbo to be lowered to 20 mph as nabe becomes Brooklyn’s first ‘Regional Slow Zone’

Brooklyn Paper

Brooklyn Farmacy claims egg cream crown at SeltzerFest’s National Egg Cream Invitational

letitia james lawsuit

Brooklyn Paper

Attorney General sues woman for fraudulently claiming ownership of Brooklyn housing cooperative

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Brooklyn Paper

Cash-strapped Brooklyn Museum delays layoffs, awaiting additional City Council funding

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Brooklyn Paper

Man critically wounded in Brooklyn gas station shooting, suspect still at large

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Brooklyn Paper

Weigh-in-motion tech has cut overweight trucks on BQE by 60%, city says, urging state to extend program

nyu langone nurses

Brooklyn Paper

Nurses at NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn receive immediate raise after reaching contract agreement, avoiding strike

anora actress and director during oscars win

Brooklyn Paper

Brooklyn takes the spotlight as Brighton Beach-based film ‘Anora’ sweeps the Academy Awards

Brooklyn Paper

‘Brooklyn’s Bravest’: Rescue Company 2 marks 100 years of service

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Brooklyn Paper

Brooklyn GOP seat swaps could pave way for Ari Kagan’s return to city council

Bandai Namco hosted a preview of its new store in Japan Village at Industry City.

Brooklyn Paper

Japanese entertainment giant Bandai Namco expands to U.S. with flagship Industry City store

shaquille o'neal filming gravesend

Brooklyn Paper

Shaquille O’Neal spotted on set for mob drama ‘Gravesend’ in show’s namesake neighborhood

patsy grimaldi next to juliana's pizzeria

Brooklyn Paper

Trailblazing Brooklyn pizzaiolo Patsy Grimaldi dies at age 93

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Brooklyn Paper

Ferdinando’s Focacceria closes abruptly after 121 years in Carroll Gardens

strike notice at nyu langone hospital-brooklyn

Brooklyn Paper

Nurses at NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn prepare to strike as contract negotiations continue

bushwick church fire

Brooklyn Paper

Three-alarm fire destroys century-old Brooklyn church

Pioneer Works Renovation

Brooklyn Paper

Historic Red Hook art hub Pioneer Works gets $12 million upgrade

Brooklyn Paper

Firefighters rescue 11 from burning Brooklyn brownstone, one first responder hit by truck

(L) The Lott House following exterior renovations (R) The Lott farmscape in 1927

Brooklyn Paper

Marine Park to get ‘living neighborhood museum’ at historic Lott House

bay ridge musical couple

Brooklyn Paper

‘Hopelessly Devoted’ Brooklyn couple brought together by musicals chase their dreams together

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Brooklyn Paper

Brooklyn apartment fire kills Navy vet, FDNY warns against blocking hydrants

our lady of perpetual help catholic academy

Brooklyn Paper

Facing ‘unsustainable’ low enrollment and financial struggles, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Academy will close in June

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Brooklyn Paper

21 Brooklyn neighborhoods among NYC’s most expensive in 2024: report

Brooklyn Paper

Firefighters battle two-alarm blaze at Brooklyn restaurant

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Brooklyn Paper

City Hall to meet with Brooklyn childcare centers fighting closure as providers, pols slam Mayor Adams

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Brooklyn Paper

Reynoso endorses Atlantic Avenue plan, calls for stronger tenant protections

industry city lunar new year

Brooklyn Paper

PHOTOS | Industry City welcomes the Year of the Snake with lion dancing, art installation

park slope contractor

Brooklyn Paper

Brooklyn contractor allegedly used couple’s renovation money for luxury purchases

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Brooklyn Paper

Coney Island graduate among victims killed in D.C. midair collision

newtown creek

Brooklyn Paper

After years of delays, EPA moves toward partial ‘early action’ cleanup of Newtown Creek

politicians at childcare center rally

Brooklyn Paper

Brooklyn childcare centers facing sudden closure say city is behind on payments, used incorrect enrollment data

coney island casino vote

Brooklyn Paper

Coney Island community board votes against land use change for proposed casino

Brooklyn Paper

Frozen hydrants, freezing temps challenge firefighters in Brooklyn rescue

Brooklyn Paper

Firefighters tackle two-alarm fire amid arctic chill in Brooklyn

The lawsuit alleges that 1StopBedrooms charged exorbitant cancellation fees, falsely promoted “hassle-free” 30-day returns, and failed to provide refunds or exchanges for damaged products.

Brooklyn Paper

Brooklyn-based furniture store 1StopBedrooms sued by AG James over alleged consumer fraud

coney island casino hearing

Brooklyn Paper

Coney Island casino’s future a crapshoot after community board committee votes ‘no’

owner of bilqis coffee in bay ridge

Brooklyn Paper

Bilqis Coffee brings Yemen’s rich coffee legacy to Bay Ridge

fire in bath beach home

Brooklyn Paper

Two-alarm fire leaves Brooklyn home uninhabitable

More from around NYC

Mayor Eric Adams emphasized Wednesday the city's commitment to keeping the commercial corridor in the South Bronx, known as the Hub, clean and free of drugs and illegal activity.

Mayor Adams tours The Hub after open drug market cleared out, but residents skeptical changes will hold

González-Rojas files to run against Ramos for western Queens state Senate seat, touts ‘bold leadership’

people dancing at our wicked lady

After 10 years, Our Wicked Lady to close permanently on July 21

Lee Soulja-Simmons delivers remarks during NYC Black Pride's 2022 Heritage Image Awards.

NYC Black Pride, slated for mid-August, presses on despite budget cuts